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chuckthe3
I want to delete words in the Publsiher dictionary. Can't find it! Can edit
dictionary in Word.
dictionary in Word.
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Mary Sauer
You can change your custom dictionary in your newsreader (Outlook Express), tools,
options, spelling tab, edit custom dictionary.
options, spelling tab, edit custom dictionary.
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tc
Mary Sauer said:You can change your custom dictionary in your newsreader (Outlook Express), tools,
options, spelling tab, edit custom dictionary.
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tc
Mary Sauer said:You can change your custom dictionary in your newsreader (Outlook Express), tools,
options, spelling tab, edit custom dictionary.
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Mary Sauer MS MVP
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How do i change the spelling language dictionary for MS Publisher 2003, In outlook it says English UK in Word it says English UK but Publisher says English US and i cant find any option to change it.
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Mary Sauer
It is the same dictionary...
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tc
It is not the same dictionary.
In word it says that it is english UK
In publisher the spell checker says that it is against English US.
In word it says that it is english UK
In publisher the spell checker says that it is against English US.
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Mary Sauer
What are your regional settings?
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Ed Bennett
tc said:It is not the same dictionary.
You misunderstood the posting. The CUSTOM dictionary is the same in Word
and Publisher, and is stored in a file normally named custom.dic.
In word it says that it is english UK
In publisher the spell checker says that it is against English US.
Tools > Language > Set Language.
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tc
Location United KingdomMary Sauer said:What are your regional settings?
Regional settings are
Standards and formats United Kingdom
Advanced Unicode United States US
tc
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tc
But in Publisher it say s that it checks them against american englishEd Bennett said:You misunderstood the posting. The CUSTOM dictionary is the same in Word
and Publisher, and is stored in a file normally named custom.dic.
Tools > Language > Set Language.
called English US.
In Publisher I cannot find any field setting to enable me to change it to
English UK.
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Ed Bennett
tc said:In Word and Outlook it does check my spellings against English UK
But in Publisher it say s that it checks them against american english
called English US.
In Publisher I cannot find any field setting to enable me to change
it to English UK.
What version of Publisher are you using?
Telling me they share the same Custom dic does not solve the problem.
I know. But you said that Mary's statement was not true, when it was.
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tc
Ed Bennett said:What version of Publisher are you using?
I know. But you said that Mary's statement was not true, when it was.
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Ed Bennett
Any solution to the problem?
Any answer to my question?
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tc
Ed Bennett said:Any answer to my question?
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Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
My earlier question said.
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Nordman - the Polar Ice Man
Could someone tell me why the search feature cannot find OMA.DIC in the
current users Proof-folder, but others instead?
I'm using Admin rights.
current users Proof-folder, but others instead?
I'm using Admin rights.
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Mary Sauer
I understand the OMA.dic is Finnish.
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