Open the Tools > Customize dialog. Select the Tools category in the
left-hand list. Select either "Spelling and Grammar" or just
"Spelling" from the right-hand list and drag it to the toolbar where
you want it. Close the dialog. When you exit Word, if you're prompted
to save Normal.dot, say yes.
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The spell checker should already be on the standard toolbar, but there may
not be enough space to show it if you are displaying toolbars on only one
row (the default), or it may be unchecked.
The former is fixed from tools > customize > options. the latter by checking
the tiny down arrow at the end of the standard toolbar and selecting add or
remove buttons. Or you could simply press F7 to activate the spell check.
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