That answers it. Thanks. Not a problem; just wanted to make sure it had
installed correctly.


"Diane Poremsky" wrote in message
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you need to use the same version of word to have the advanced spell check
options.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/standalone.htm

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"Rojo Habe" wrote in message
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I've just uninstalled the Office 2007 trial and installed a retail copy
of Outlook 2007. For reasons I won't go into I've reverted to Office
2000, with the exception of Outlook, which didn't work with Vista.

While the Outlook editor still autocorrects spelling mistakes, I noticed
it isn't underlining unknown words in red any more. When I go into the
Editor Options and select Proofing, all the options in the Microsoft
Office Section are available to me, but the Outlook specific ones are all
greyed out. Moreover, in neither of these sections is there a "Hide
spelling errors" checkbox, despite the Help file telling me it should be
there.

Ideas, anyone?