Conflict with spellchecker?

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fingers4hire

I have Microsoft XP on my system and currently use Stedman's Medical/Drug Spellchecker through Word as I own a medical transcription service. This works fine without any glitches until I install Microsoft Publisher. As a matter of fact, I installed the new MS Publisher 2003 and I still have a conflict. Publisher works fine but when I open Word, transcribe a medical document, and attempt to spellcheck (Stedman's is the default), its as if I do not have a spellchecker. It will not recognize one medical term whatsoever. I am so frustrated right now since I have to add all these medical terms to the current spellchecker if I want to keep Publisher, which I do. Has anyone encountered this problem?
 
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Mary Sauer

There are support documents on the Stedman's web site. There is a phone number to
call for problems such as yours.
Click "find answers"
http://stedmans.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/stedmans.cfg/php/enduser/home.php

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Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/clipart/
http://www.mvps.org/msauer/getting_started.htm
news://msnews.microsoft.com
fingers4hire said:
I have Microsoft XP on my system and currently use Stedman's Medical/Drug
Spellchecker through Word as I own a medical transcription service. This works fine
without any glitches until I install Microsoft Publisher. As a matter of fact, I
installed the new MS Publisher 2003 and I still have a conflict. Publisher works
fine but when I open Word, transcribe a medical document, and attempt to spellcheck
(Stedman's is the default), its as if I do not have a spellchecker. It will not
recognize one medical term whatsoever. I am so frustrated right now since I have to
add all these medical terms to the current spellchecker if I want to keep Publisher,
which I do. Has anyone encountered this problem?
 

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