HI, ill like to know if there is a way in excel 2003 to use an exclusion
dictionary, i was able to do it in word, and it works, but excel doesnt
notices at all.:( ,
The thing is that i have some words that office dictionary labels as

I installed MS Office 2007 on two computers. One is using XP and the other
Media Center. On the media center Spell check doesn't work. When I close the
document I receive a messege Assertion failure, someproblem with debugging
and I had to enable JIT (no idea how to do it?).

I've got a computer with Windows XP SP2, Winword 97 and Outlook 2003.
When I use my Spell-Checker, winword crash and I can read the following
message in the event observer.
Application default winword.exe .... , Module default ntdll.dll.....

Is there an easy way to *remove* a word from my UK English dictionary,
so a perfectly valid word starts appearing as a spelling error?
The word in question is "poser" as in "You'll need a bigger poser supply
in your PC", or "To turn the system on, briefly press the poser button".

I have a table of all my CD. Column 1 contains the CD number, column 2
the artist and column 3 the Album Title. The document is mostly UK
English, so that is my chosen dictionary.
One of the albums (No 43) is by an Italian Group "Locanda Della Fate".

can you help me fixed the spelling check?

When I change my language to Canada English it does not stay set. I run spell
checker once ( in MS word) and it is good. When I run it again it reverts
back to US english.

I have about 50 PCs all with XP SP2, Office2K3 SP2.  We created a gaggle of
custom templates for use in our company.  We just discovered that spell
checking doesn't work for these templates.  Symptoms:
1. I open the 'quote.dot' template directly, spell checking doesn't work.

Words in the standard dictionaries are given a code to show its allowed
endings. For example, from the British English dictionary en_GB.dic, accost
is recorded as:
accost/DSG

I am using winxp and outlook express 6  with SP2 updated. I just got Office
2007 and installed "Word" only. Works nice. But I thought spellchecker was
suppose to work with the already installed OE6 ? Spelling icon is grayed
out. Not sure how to make this work. Is there more to ...

After complete installation MS Office XP Professional version 2002
When starting the spelling checker I get the message:
Word cannot find the grammar file msgr3N.dll

Yes, Word2000 claims everything is spelled right. Spell as you type is
on, don't hide spelling errors, etc. Anybody have any ideas? It had
worked great for many years. :)