I added Office97sr2 back to the new Dell with Xp and Office2003, installed to
a different directory.
Both product lines work but Spell check is grayed out and not an option in
Word97.

I just discovered that I misspelled one word that appears
frequently in a 500-page manuscript.  Is there a way I
can ask Spellcheck to search for a single word so I may
correct it?  Thank you.

I'm using Windows Office, Small business edition 2003
with windows XP. I keep it all regularly updated and run
Norton anti-virus checker.
For some reason the spelling and grammar has stopped

I need to setup a test for a student and I need the spell
check disabled, not the auto-correct. Can ayone help?

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I'm using Office XP Pro SP2 on a W2K Pro SP4 box and I just installed the
Spanish dictionary from the CD.  I'm experiencing behavior such as when I
perform a spell check on a new Word doc or when a new email message is
created in Outlook (using Word as editor) the spell check ...

Is there a way to allow a lowercase spelling and disallow an uppercase
spelling? E.g.:
Good: myword
Bad: Myword

Win XO HE
Office 2002
Hi,
I have and use the French and Spanish Spell Checkers that come with office

How can I find autocorrect entries that are missing on Word 2000.  If Word
stored those entries how can I find them and restore it.

Words that are looked-up in MS-Word's Thesaurus (U.S.English) are usually accompanied by the antonym of the keyed-in word (at the very end of the list within brackets) along with it synonyms but strangely enough if the words "antonym" & "synonym" are looked-up using the same ...

My grammar and spell checher are not working and I get this message. I have
reinstalled Word after trying to Repair with no luck.  I am using Office 2000
Please help.
Thanks

I have some documents which I use as forms. I want users to be able to
only fill in the form fields, allowing the rest of the document text
to be "secured".
Form fields do not get spell checked by default - is there a way of

here is my problem.
the spell-check facility in Word changed itself from English (UK) to English
(US). I change it back to UK, but the spelling still corrects as if it is US.
Every I can see suggests that it is set to the UK, but every time you use the

I'm in the medical transcription business. Way back in the Word97 days,
there was a comprehensive speller, containing fancy legal and medical words,
that could be installed in place of the standard Word speller. It was
produced by a company called Alki Software, which I gather is no ...

I have setup language/dictionary to English Australian. If I cut and paste
text from www.theage.com.au into word dictionary changes to English US.
Dictionay was English Australian before paste. If this is normal behaviour is
there a way to turn it off?