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Help Please!! Spell checking error

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Agustin Pimstein - 18 May 2008 09:01 GMT
Some days ago I reinstalled the complete MS office 2003 suite (both hebrew and
english version) and since then I've been with problems with the spell
check in MS Outlook (my operation system is VISTA).

After writting the message, when clicking SEND or when asking for the
spelling check thorugh the toolbar, it pops up a window error with the
following message:

"The spelling operation could not be completed. The word is too long for the
dictionary"

I would really appreciate any help.

Thanks in advance!
F.H. Muffman - 18 May 2008 15:46 GMT
> Some days ago I reinstalled the complete MS office 2003 suite (both
> hebrew and english version) and since then I've been with problems
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> "The spelling operation could not be completed. The word is too long
> for the dictionary"

Try shutting down Outlook, renaming C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application
Data\Microsoft\Proof\Custom.dic and restarting Outlook.  If that works, edit
the file you renamed, look for anything that isn't a word, things that might
have html code or whatnot.

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Agustin Pimstein - 18 May 2008 16:29 GMT
Thanks a lot!!

In fact was not necessary to change the file name...I just erased an error
in it that was produced somehow where several words were joined together
forming a very long word.

Thanks again!

Agustin

> > Some days ago I reinstalled the complete MS office 2003 suite (both
> > hebrew and english version) and since then I've been with problems
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> the file you renamed, look for anything that isn't a word, things that might
> have html code or whatnot.
 
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