If you type the word you want to replace (listed in the 'Change to' box),
then the spell check allows you to just continue the spell check run. If
the word is not currently in the spell checks known word list, it will give
you the option of adding it.
If you want to replace an incorrect word with an unknown word and not add it
to the known word list, you may be better off clicking on the word on the
slide, changing the spelling to what you want, then either add a space or
click in any area after the word before clicking on the resume button.
The resume button resumes the spell-check when it has been interrupted (like
by clicking on the word on the slide) from the point of the cursor.
However, if you want to replace the misspelled word with a word that you
want to add to the know word list, your better option is to type the correct
word in the 'Change to' box of the spell checker, then click the add button.
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