Back again with another Q 
When I type a couple of words with a “space - space” between them I get a tilde under the line as shown.
Can I stop it appearing by default?
W10
Libre 7.3.4.2
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That is not a tilde; it is the grammar checker highlighting a potential error.
Right-click on the squiggly line to see what the error is and options to address it.
Cheers, Al
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Al, it looks like it appears because I add a space after the first word, then a dash, then another space before the second word. I can ignore it via right click and tried to add it to dictionary but it still appears again when I open the doc again. No biggie, I can live with it, just thought I could set a default to ignore it.
Thanks again m8
Adding to the dictionary won’t help,it is grammar checking. You could do one of the following:
- Turn off grammar checking entirely in
Tools > Options > Language Settings > English Sentence CheckingTools > Options > Language Settings > Writing Aids > Available Language Modules > Lightproof grammar checker (English). - Ignore All per session, or just ignore it yourself, it doesn’t print nor export to pdf.
- Have it change to a long dash automatically by ticking the box Replace dashes when typing in Tools > AutoCorrect > AutoCorrect Options > Options
Cheers, Al
Al, the snips here are what was set…I have changed nil. It seems grammar is turned off? and replace dashes is already checked?
Strangely, this is happening ad-hoc, maybe one to three or four on a page and then on the same page, another couple of lines don’t show it. Beats me 
Corrected earlier comment
Or you could accept one of the suggestions by clicking on it.
That did the trick, turned off Lightproof grammar checker and all fixed.
Many thanks Al…again 
Harry
Additional info on hyphens, en-dash and em-dash, external site En Dash vs. Em Dash: When and How to Use Them - Turner Proofreading
Some interesting reading Al, just goes to show you can always learn new things!