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I use Word 2003 from Office 2003. I added an antiquated word into my spell
checker. I want to add its definition and then use the thesaurus for it if
possible. So then, it would be a CUSTOMIZED word.

But most of all, I want to add what that word's definition is for future
reference. How would I do that? I have already read how to add a medical
terminology dictionery, but that does not address this question. THANK YOU
FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE TO ME! karen


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You can change your dictionary to "Custom" instead of Standard (or other).
This just means it will not be seen as a misspelled word, but it is not
atuomatically added to the Thesaurus, nor is the definition. What you want
might be available through a Third Party software, from Microsoft or
elsewhere. It might be available in education related sites.

"kdh9910" wrote:

I use Word 2003 from Office 2003. I added an antiquated word into my spell
checker. I want to add its definition and then use the thesaurus for it if
possible. So then, it would be a CUSTOMIZED word.

But most of all, I want to add what that word's definition is for future
reference. How would I do that? I have already read how to add a medical
terminology dictionery, but that does not address this question. THANK YOU
FOR ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE TO ME! karen


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