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where's my English Dictionary?
Hello,
I am working on several documents that I did not create. They use the "normal" template. However, the spell check is using a different language (French?). If I go into Tools/options/spelling & grammar, my choice of styles is "grammaire" or "grammaire et style." Under Custom Dictionaries, the default is being used, which is the same as the one on the docs I don't have a problem with. DOes anyone know how to fix this? I"m a bad typist and need my spell check, but I'm getting annoyed by it highlighting words I know are correct. thank you Jen |
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where's my English Dictionary?
Nevermind, I just found it under Tools/language/set language. whew!
"jen_writer" wrote: Hello, I am working on several documents that I did not create. They use the "normal" template. However, the spell check is using a different language (French?). If I go into Tools/options/spelling & grammar, my choice of styles is "grammaire" or "grammaire et style." Under Custom Dictionaries, the default is being used, which is the same as the one on the docs I don't have a problem with. DOes anyone know how to fix this? I"m a bad typist and need my spell check, but I'm getting annoyed by it highlighting words I know are correct. thank you Jen |
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