[sheana]

Hi,

Word 2000 has grammar settings for standard, casual, formal, technical and
custom writing styles, but Word 2003 does not. How can I simulate these
settings in Word 2003?

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Unless you can find documentation of which of the specific settings Word
checked for at these different levels, you'll just have to decide for
yourself what you want it to pay attention to. Think of it like this: you
can buy a washing machine that offers several preset cycles for whites only,
permanent press, knits, etc., or you can buy one that allows you to set
individually the wash temperature, rinse temperature, agitation speed, spin
speed, and duration of each event. Earlier versions of Word gave you the
presets. With Word 2003 you're getting the individual buttons.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

"sheana" wrote in message
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Hi,

Word 2000 has grammar settings for standard, casual, formal, technical and
custom writing styles, but Word 2003 does not. How can I simulate these
settings in Word 2003?