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KJ
How do I print my custom dictionary in Microsoft Office?
Thanks,
KJ
Thanks,
KJ
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garfield-n-odie [MVP]
Open the .dic file with Notepad or Wordpad or Word, and print.
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KJ
Where do I find the .dic file? I have looked everywhere; I'm not too
computer savvy. All help is appreciated.
computer savvy. All help is appreciated.
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garfield-n-odie [MVP]
If by "everywhere" you mean behind the refrigerator and between
the couch cushions, then you're looking in the wrong places. The
default custom dictionary name is Custom.dic, but you could have
named it anything you wanted when you created it... do you know
what you named it? The default location for Custom.dic is
"C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\Microsoft\Proof", but it may be in a different location
depending on what installation options you chose when you
installed Office.
the couch cushions, then you're looking in the wrong places. The
default custom dictionary name is Custom.dic, but you could have
named it anything you wanted when you created it... do you know
what you named it? The default location for Custom.dic is
"C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application
Data\Microsoft\Proof", but it may be in a different location
depending on what installation options you chose when you
installed Office.