In office spell check my attempt to capitalise female deity ( ie, , She, Her
etc) is corrected, whist male deity is not ( , His, Him etc)

I believe this is sexist and needs to be changed. THere are many thousands
of people worldwide who acknowledge a female creator as well as a male.

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Nice try, Wendy :-)

What you'e asking for is already in the product, you need to read the Help
:-)

See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...350911033.aspx


On 1/3/06 12:05 PM, in article
, "Wendy Rule" Wendy
wrote:

In office spell check my attempt to capitalise female deity ( ie, , She, Her
etc) is corrected, whist male deity is not ( , His, Him etc)

I believe this is sexist and needs to be changed. THere are many thousands
of people worldwide who acknowledge a female creator as well as a male.

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-48d3-9bc5-aac8ddbb496d&dg=microsoft.public.word.docmanagemen t

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