I was wondering if anyone could tell me whether it is possible for word to
translate a whole document into another language. For example English into
German? If it can would you be able to tell me how to do this?
Thanks very much

when I'm writing a French text, Word automatic puts a hard space before a
colon (:). How and where can I shut down that option?
Thanks

The status icon (the pen & book) keeps working as if it's
editing in the behind the scenes on just 1 document!  Any
ideas on making this stop?

Installed a TS Server machine and installed Office 97 as
client wanted but spell check is unavailable in Word.
Missing from Tools menu and not enabled in Options form.
Can anyone help??

I am looking for a MS product which I can add to my Word
applic. that will add to the dictionary and thesaurus.  I
can get other software but it won't add into ms so as to
be accessible via TOOLS.  Any knowledge of such a MS

I have MS Office 2000 Professional working in a Windows 98 2nd edition
environment. Everything works fine except Words. I open Words and I can
works for about :30 to 1 minute, then it crashes. I've repaired it,
un-installed all office completely then re-installed again and it keeps

Yes, I am aware that there are many . . language translators, however is
there one that will convert a document created in US English to: German/1,
German/2, German/3 (the three dialects WITHIN Germany), German/Austria,
German/Switzerland, German/Liechtenstein,  Norwegian (dialects ...

UK versions of Office applications such as Word and
Outlook will show a spelling error when Middlesbrough is
typed in. Spell check comes up with "not in dictionary"
and suggests Middlesborough. This is incorrect.

I have added the Stedman's Medical Dictionary to my tool bar but I
always get the error message that the custom dictionary C:\Program
Files\SEMD50\SEMD.EXE is not available. How do I make it available?
I've gone to OPTIONS|SPELLING & GRAMMAR|CUSTOM DICTIONARY=semd32.exe

I type HSI (the name of a company) and it changes to HIS
automatically. I turned off "check spelling as you type"
but it still does it. How do I stop this?

I am a college student, and when I do a word count it
seems like that it counts every little word. I don't want
it to do that, but I want it to count only verbs, and
nouns, and not prepositions, pronouns etc.  Right now,

I am trying to spell-check a document in Russian on a
Windows 2000 box in Office 2000 Professional, and keep
getting messages about the MSGRU module missing. The Office
license installed was for English edition of the Word, and

Got office XP, just that everytime I spell check it
defaults to english(us).  all the settings elsewhere are
english.uk  each time I use spellcheck on word it offers
US. I change it to UK it checks one word in UK before

Environment: Word 97 on Win2K
I have a protected 'read-only' Word form with fill-in
fields on our LAN for users to fill in, file, and print.
Some fields are rather long, and the users complain that

I have word 97 and Windows 98. I recently noticed my
spellchecker wasn't working. Under tools, options,
spelling and grammar, the spelling section is grayed out.
I noticed issues with win2000 on this site, and checked