A bench warrant is most often used as a criminal law term that refers to a writ issued by a judge when a defendant fails to appear in court as ordered, or to comply with the terms the court has set forth. A bench warrant gives police officers the authority to arrest the defendant and bring him before the court. The purpose of a bench warrant is to deter defendants from violating court orders, and to punish offenders for failing to appear as required by the court. For example: John gets into an altercation with his friend and the police are called.
Checking Spelling Automatically in Outlook. To check spelling automatically in Outlook 2013 and Office 365, click the âFileâ menu, select âOptionsâ and click âMailâ to open the mail settings window.Scroll until you locate the Compose Messages section and place a check mark in the âAlways check spelling before sendingâ check box.o enable this feature, click âFile | Options | Proofing | Mail | Editor Options | AutoCorrect options.â Select the âAutoCorrectâ tab and place a check mark in the âAutomatically use suggestions from the spelling checkerâ check box.
For information on setting up Outlook see Setting Up Your IMAP or POP Address in Outlook 2007. 1  In Microsoft Outlook Express, select Tools, and then click Accounts. 2  On the Internet Accounts window, click the Mail tab, then click Add. 3  Select Mail... 4  from the list. On the Internet Connect Wizard window, in the Display name field, enter the name to be displayed on your email, and then click Next. 2  In the E-mail address field, enter your email address, and then click Next. 3  On the E-mail Server Names window, from the My incoming mail server is a list, select either IMAP or POP3.