Hi Oliver
You can select the the next misspelt word using the keyboard shortcut
“ cmd + ; ” (Menu: Text --> Find Next Misspelt Word)
You may therefore need to move the cursor backwards first, so the next
misspelt word is the one you want to selected with “ cmd + ; ” I
don't know of any command to 'Find Previous Misspelt Word'
unfortunately.
Once the word is selected use keyboard shortcut “ cmd + shift + ; ”
and the spelling correction window will open to allow you to make the
correction to the word.
You can of course move backward per word using the keyboard shortcut “
Alt + left arrow ”, or just jump back to the beginning of your current
line with the keyboard shortcut “ cmd + left arrow ”
So to summarise:
1) Use “ cmd + left arrow ” to move the cursor to be located before
the misspelt word
2) Use “ cmd + ; ” to select the misspelt word automatically
3) Use “ cmd + shift + ; ” to open the Spelling and Grammar
correction window to make the correction
The pop up Spelling and Grammar correction window does not get the
focus on my Mac - so the mouse is now need to get the focus, and then
select the correct spelling?
Hope that helps - if you can figure it out to only use the keyboard,
let me know too :)
Cheers
Simon
NB Alt key is also called the Option key