OS X 10.8.4 mail handler.

Hi everyone...I'm new to this forum!
I would like it not to group same subject matter as one email in the inbox and also would like for it not to autocorrect spelling, although I would like it to identify the spelling errors as a type, like in previous OS versions. If there is a spelling error I would like a list of possible corrections for me to choose from. How can I make that happen?
Thanks in advance for any help you offer!
Glenn

Hi Eric,
Thanks for the "Include related message info. I have attached a screenshot of the spelling and grammar selections. Unfortunately it will not allow me to select anyother options (greyed out) Please let me know if there are any other solutions.
Thanks!
Glenn

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