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Where is Word 2003 default dictionary?
I've only got a custom dictionary, but not a default one. Almost no words
beyond the, and, a, etc. ever pass. Does anyone know the default location and/or file name for the built-in dictionary? -- Mark |
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Where is Word 2003 default dictionary?
Check the language of the text. Spell check is language based. (CTRL+A -
Tools Language Set language) -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org Mark wrote: I've only got a custom dictionary, but not a default one. Almost no words beyond the, and, a, etc. ever pass. Does anyone know the default location and/or file name for the built-in dictionary? |
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Where is Word 2003 default dictionary?
If you are referring to your default custom dictionary it should be at
C:\Documents and Settings\username\Application Data\Microsoft\Proof\CUSTOM.DIC. In Tools, Options, Spelling & Grammar you can select a dictionary and click Change Default to make it the default. |
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