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Spellcheck memory after exit?

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Ricardo - 14 May 2008 05:21 GMT
I often have to tell spellcheck to 'ignore' when using Word 2007.  Every time
I re-open the doc I have to re-command it to ignore the same words (Proper
Names, or slang).  Is there a way to make this permanent, other than adding
the words into the dictionary?
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Robert M. Franz (RMF) - 28 May 2008 20:07 GMT
Ciao Ricardo

> I often have to tell spellcheck to 'ignore' when using Word 2007.  Every time
> I re-open the doc I have to re-command it to ignore the same words (Proper
> Names, or slang).  Is there a way to make this permanent, other than adding
> the words into the dictionary?

well, that would probably be the proper approach (unless you are
positive that theses words only bother you in this very document).

But for a finer solution, you can simply select these words and (older
versions) assign them a language like Mongolian where you're sure you
don't have any proofing tools installed anyway, or simply uncheck "Check
Spelling and Grammar."

HTH
Robert
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