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Assybish November 16th 06 11:51 AM

Dictionary problems
 
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to connect
to OE6.

Steve Cochran November 16th 06 12:56 PM

Dictionary problems
 
You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.



Assybish November 16th 06 01:23 PM

Dictionary problems
 
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.



Tom Koch November 16th 06 01:59 PM

Dictionary problems
 
"Assybish" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.



More likely an example of forced-upgrades MS thinking. Alternatively, an
example of screw-users-of-older-versions MS thinking. It is the way of MS in
all things. Just ask any Visual Basic developer, or Win98 user, or Outlook
Express user.

--
Tom Koch
http://www.insideoe.com
Awareness is free.


Steve Cochran November 17th 06 01:16 PM

Dictionary problems
 
"Incompetence" comes to mind.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of
non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in
OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in
the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.




Moe_G December 7th 07 04:11 PM

Dictionary problems
 
How do I install proofing tool from previous version of MS OFFICE?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

"Incompetence" comes to mind.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of
non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in
OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in
the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.



Bruce Hagen December 7th 07 04:19 PM

Dictionary problems
 
See the other thread you hijacked in the Outlook Express General newsgroup.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
Imperial Beach, CA


"Moe_G" wrote in message
...
How do I install proofing tool from previous version of MS OFFICE?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

"Incompetence" comes to mind.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of
non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of
Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in
OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options
in
the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.




PA Bear December 7th 07 04:23 PM

Dictionary problems
 
Please stick to one (1) OE-specific newsgroup when you're asking a question,
and always begin a new thread about /your/ problems. Thanks.

Moe_G wrote:
How do I install proofing tool from previous version of MS OFFICE?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

"Incompetence" comes to mind.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
Thanks Steve - will try this from old 2003 cd. Another example of
non-joined
up MS thinking?

"Steve Cochran" wrote:

You have to install the proofing tools for a previous version of
Office.
Office 2007 does not support spell checking in OE, it seems.

steve

"Assybish" wrote in message
...
I have installed office 7 and IE7 and when I now run spell checker in
OE6 I
find the default language is French and there are no other options in
the
drop down menu.
How can I get the UK English standard dictionary back?
I have UK English installed in Office 2007 but this doesn't seem to
connect
to OE6.




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