[dave d.]

I received a Word.dot (template) Why does spell checker not work?

Also, apparently this template is password protected - can I remove password
protection on this template document?

[jackRabbit]

The templates simply works as a form. The idea of a password protection is so
that users can't change the standard sections of what is intended. Do a SAVE
AS and change the SAVE AS TYPE to ".doc". You should then be able to spell
check.

"dave d." wrote:

I received a Word.dot (template) Why does spell checker not work?

Also, apparently this template is password protected - can I remove password
protection on this template document?

[dave d.]

Thanks for the response - I tried your solution and it did not work -
additional research indicates that something called IRM - Information Rights
Management - may be the culprit - this is a county form - but my client needs
spell checker for the text that they enter on the form

"jackRabbit" wrote:

The templates simply works as a form. The idea of a password protection is so
that users can't change the standard sections of what is intended. Do a SAVE
AS and change the SAVE AS TYPE to ".doc". You should then be able to spell
check.

"dave d." wrote:

I received a Word.dot (template) Why does spell checker not work?

Also, apparently this template is password protected - can I remove password
protection on this template document?

[jackRabbit]

Unless someone else has a solution, it might be faster to contact the
originator. My gov't is still researching IRM and it has not been implemented
within my dept. Sorry couldn't help out.

"dave d." wrote:

Thanks for the response - I tried your solution and it did not work -
additional research indicates that something called IRM - Information Rights
Management - may be the culprit - this is a county form - but my client needs
spell checker for the text that they enter on the form

"jackRabbit" wrote:

The templates simply works as a form. The idea of a password protection is so
that users can't change the standard sections of what is intended. Do a SAVE
AS and change the SAVE AS TYPE to ".doc". You should then be able to spell
check.

"dave d." wrote:

I received a Word.dot (template) Why does spell checker not work?

Also, apparently this template is password protected - can I remove password
protection on this template document?

[dave d.]

Thank you for your effort.

Yes, this is what I recommended to my client.

"jackRabbit" wrote:

Unless someone else has a solution, it might be faster to contact the
originator. My gov't is still researching IRM and it has not been implemented
within my dept. Sorry couldn't help out.

"dave d." wrote:

Thanks for the response - I tried your solution and it did not work -
additional research indicates that something called IRM - Information Rights
Management - may be the culprit - this is a county form - but my client needs
spell checker for the text that they enter on the form

"jackRabbit" wrote:

The templates simply works as a form. The idea of a password protection is so
that users can't change the standard sections of what is intended. Do a SAVE
AS and change the SAVE AS TYPE to ".doc". You should then be able to spell
check.

"dave d." wrote:

I received a Word.dot (template) Why does spell checker not work?

Also, apparently this template is password protected - can I remove password
protection on this template document?