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The red squiggly line that shows up under words is indeed the result of the Mac’s built-in spelling subsystem highlighting words that it believes you have misspelled. Sometimes it’s right, and other times, well, it can get confused about names and slang, not to mention it doesn’t like obscenities either.

I discovered the reason behind this after trying the solutions in my above post but it didn't work. It is actually the solution, but then i keep unwittingly ruin it by reinstalling the Vietnamese keyboard in System Preference and blame it on my stupid Mac :v. I am using different language (aka Vietnamese) in the keyboard in my Mac's System Preference. Turns out it is Apple's error in designing the keyboard for different language(s).

To fix this,

- Go to ~/Library/Preferences/com.apple.HIToolbox.plist

- Delete the file 'com.apple.HIToolbox.plist'

- Run sudo rm -f /System/Library/Caches/com.apple.IntlDataCache.le* in Terminal

- Restart your Mac

(source: Re: Mac OS: How to remove black underline when typing everywhere)

You will notice that the black underline is gone, but your keyboard is gone too. In this case, you must not install a different keyboard in Mac's System Preference, because the issue will repeat itself if you do so. Install a different keyboard typing app to type in the language you want. (eg.: I'm using Gõ Tiếng Việt app to type Vietnamese)

Mar 24, 2018 7:14 PM

Microsoft Word relies on sections for its use of page numbering.If you want page numbering to begin after the title page:

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1. Place the cursor at the bottom of the cover page, and from theInsert menu, select Break, and then SectionBreak (Next Page).
2. Place your cursor on the first page of your document (not thecover page). From the Insert menu, choose PageNumbers....
3. In the dialog box that appears, make sure that the box next toShow Number on First Page is not checked. Then clickOK.
4. With the cursor on the second page of your document, from theInsert menu, choose Page Numbers....
5. In the dialog box that appears, in the 'Alignment' and 'Position'sections, choose the location where the page number will appear on thedocument. Make sure that the box next to Show Number on FirstPageis checked.
6. Click the Format... button.
7. In the dialog box that appears, go to the 'Page Numbering'section, click Start at:, and type1 (the number 1) in the field. ClickOK twice. Your document is ready to print.