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MS Office Forum / Word / Spelling and Grammar / May 2007strange coding in documents that disables spell check
For some reason, my spell check no longer works from time to time due to some sort of code that is landing in my documents. I have done everything from system restore to studying this board and taking the advice given, setting the language, etc., I have reloaded Microsoft Office, nothing works. On certain pages I get a message that a) the help feature is not installed (which it is); b) msr.dll or some .dll file cannot be found so the speller isn't working. On other pages, it works fine. This is in the document because when I take it to another computer, the same thing happens. I forwarded a job to the person I was doing it for, and she had to cut and paste my document into another to get the spell check to run. How can I get rid of this coding? It's likely somewhere in one or more of the styles... anyway, perhaps you've just missed something. Maybe my article will help? http://www.officearticles.com/word/spell_check_doesnt_work_in_microsoft_word.htm **************************** Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com **************************** > For some reason, my spell check no longer works from time to time due to > some [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > get > rid of this coding? Anne, thanks for an excellent article. I had done those things but I did them again - no luck. Next I think I will tackle your article on "Normal" and see if that helps. It's very odd - on some pages, it's fine; on others, it doesn't work, and though I have "Help," the computer will say it's not loaded and would I like to load it. Going nuts. Thanks. > It's likely somewhere in one or more of the styles... anyway, perhaps you've > just missed something. Maybe my article will help? [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > get > > rid of this coding? Wondering how it worked out for you.... ? **************************** Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com **************************** > Anne, thanks for an excellent article. I had done those things but I did > them again - no luck. Next I think I will tackle your article on "Normal" [quoted text clipped - 33 lines] >> > get >> > rid of this coding? Anne, very kind of you to ask. Last night I finally had time and I read your article about Normal.dot and I renamed it. I did some testing and it seemed okay, but now I'll have to wait to get a new job before I can tell - and I'm on vacation next week. When I know, I promise to come back and tell you. I think it was something in Normal because absolutely nothing else worked, and what you wrote was true also - if you reinstall Word, ibecause of the Normal.dot , it won't help. And it didn't. So we'll see if this works. Thanks. > Wondering how it worked out for you.... ? > **************************** [quoted text clipped - 39 lines] > >> > get > >> > rid of this coding? Cool, Chandler. :) **************************** Hope it helps! Anne Troy www.OfficeArticles.com **************************** > Anne, very kind of you to ask. Last night I finally had time and I read > your [quoted text clipped - 62 lines] >> >> > get >> >> > rid of this coding? > Cool, Chandler. :) > **************************** [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] > >> >> > get > >> >> > rid of this coding? Anne, your article seems to have done the trick! Thank you so much for all your help. The spellcheck is fine, but a couple of odd things are still occurring. Since this all happened with the disabling of the spellcheck, I can no longer do "Control - page up" -I get a message that says help isn't available or something. And - stranger yet - I can no longer delete like I used to. Now I get a "delete this? y/n" rather than just hitting delete and having a word or phrase deleted. Odd. But your normal.dot info really did help. Thanks again. > Cool, Chandler. :) > **************************** [quoted text clipped - 68 lines] > >> >> > get > >> >> > rid of this coding? In Word, click on Tools | Options | General tab | uncheck the two boxes for WordPerfect help and navigation | OK. > The spellcheck is fine, but a couple of odd things are still occurring. > Since this all happened with the disabling of the spellcheck, I can no longer > do "Control - page up" -I get a message that says help isn't available or > something. And - stranger yet - I can no longer delete like I used to. Now > I get a "delete this? y/n" rather than just hitting delete and having a word > or phrase deleted. |
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