This is something that has disappeared in Word 2013, the ability to tell Word Spell Check, to ignore all for a Grammatical issue.
For example, when poppy (the flower) is used as a person's name, it becomes Poppy. Unfortunately, there is no way to tell Spell Check that this is known, and for this document at least, is correct.
Adding Poppy to the dictionary would be wrong because other uses, like poppy the flower, wrongly spelt as Poppy, would escape Spell Check's scrutiny.
Here is another example. In the Harry Potter stories, there is frequent reference to Defence Against The Dark Arts, where almost every word is capitalised. Unfortunately, Spell Check objects to this and there is no way to tell it, that this, in this document, is correct.
There are many other examples of this, and once again I am left with the thought that most of the testing for this new version of Spell Check, was done by people creating new documents, and not by editing exisiting documents.
Please, somebody in Microsoft, re-instate 'Ignore All' for Grammatical issues.
Any thoughts on this?