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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in
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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
If I'm reading you correctly,
Just correct the spelling where it's shown to be incorrect in the top section (probably headed "Not in Dictionary"), click Add to dictionary or click Change or click Change all. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in Dictionary, directly from the spell-check pop-up box. I appreciate anyone of you who can offer me your help. Thank you. |
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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
Thank you for replying.Truly appreciate it.Anyway, you understood what I'm
asking. However,I have already tried your suggestion even before I started browsing through this website but that didn't work.Posting my query here was my last resort.For eg. I edited ic to IC in the field named "Not in Dictionary" and clicked Change or Add to Dictionary but that just didn't work.I even have a book by Stephen Copestake for OFFICE 2000 and it also doesn't state anything that might solve this problem.I find this very minor yet it is very important especially when we are talking about thousands of rows for correction. "RobN" wrote: If I'm reading you correctly, Just correct the spelling where it's shown to be incorrect in the top section (probably headed "Not in Dictionary"), click Add to dictionary or click Change or click Change all. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in Dictionary, directly from the spell-check pop-up box. I appreciate anyone of you who can offer me your help. Thank you. |
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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
Could you give some other examples.
I tried to see what happens at my end with "IC" and I'm afraid the same problem occurred. In fact, when I added "IC" to the dictionary, I looked in the custom dictionary, and discovered it actually saved it as "ic" (without the quotes in all cases). However, when I changed the default proofing language to French (Canadian) and tried again, it worked OK, but I don't know why. In fact, I now cannot remove "IC" from wherever it has been saved to which would seem to be the French (Canadian) dictionary, which I don't know how to edit. I'm sorry but I can't help you. Maybe someone else needs to chime in here. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Thank you for replying.Truly appreciate it.Anyway, you understood what I'm asking. However,I have already tried your suggestion even before I started browsing through this website but that didn't work.Posting my query here was my last resort.For eg. I edited ic to IC in the field named "Not in Dictionary" and clicked Change or Add to Dictionary but that just didn't work.I even have a book by Stephen Copestake for OFFICE 2000 and it also doesn't state anything that might solve this problem.I find this very minor yet it is very important especially when we are talking about thousands of rows for correction. "RobN" wrote: If I'm reading you correctly, Just correct the spelling where it's shown to be incorrect in the top section (probably headed "Not in Dictionary"), click Add to dictionary or click Change or click Change all. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in Dictionary, directly from the spell-check pop-up box. I appreciate anyone of you who can offer me your help. Thank you. |
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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
Ok.It gets even crazier after I tried a few new words with the spell-check.I
tried on "Tamilchevan" and amended under "Not in Dictionary" to "tamilchevan". But because "(No suggestion)" was suggested after clicking "Change", "(No suggestion)" was reflected in the cell instead.You see,the dictionary is refusing our input here which is not good.And for the "ic" case,it's understood that the dictionary also doesn't accept changes to cases(upper to lower or vice versa). I shall wait for others out there to help me out in this but nvrtheless, I really appreciate your time RobN.Thank you. "RobN" wrote: Could you give some other examples. I tried to see what happens at my end with "IC" and I'm afraid the same problem occurred. In fact, when I added "IC" to the dictionary, I looked in the custom dictionary, and discovered it actually saved it as "ic" (without the quotes in all cases). However, when I changed the default proofing language to French (Canadian) and tried again, it worked OK, but I don't know why. In fact, I now cannot remove "IC" from wherever it has been saved to which would seem to be the French (Canadian) dictionary, which I don't know how to edit. I'm sorry but I can't help you. Maybe someone else needs to chime in here. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Thank you for replying.Truly appreciate it.Anyway, you understood what I'm asking. However,I have already tried your suggestion even before I started browsing through this website but that didn't work.Posting my query here was my last resort.For eg. I edited ic to IC in the field named "Not in Dictionary" and clicked Change or Add to Dictionary but that just didn't work.I even have a book by Stephen Copestake for OFFICE 2000 and it also doesn't state anything that might solve this problem.I find this very minor yet it is very important especially when we are talking about thousands of rows for correction. "RobN" wrote: If I'm reading you correctly, Just correct the spelling where it's shown to be incorrect in the top section (probably headed "Not in Dictionary"), click Add to dictionary or click Change or click Change all. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in Dictionary, directly from the spell-check pop-up box. I appreciate anyone of you who can offer me your help. Thank you. |
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How to correct a mis-spelled word not in Dictionary?
Hi,
First up I don't know about this subject as I never use spell checker I prefer to do it myself (Yes I know I'm a bore <g) I do know from previous posts that all office programs share the same spellchecker, and that it works a lot better to make dictionary changes in Word rather than the other apps. Word seems to be main man. In a couple of simple trials here, I got the results you seem to be looking for. It involved a bit of adjusting of the settings under ToolsOptionsSpelling and Grammar in Word. It seems to be fairly intuitive, so I think if you go in there and play around a bit, you shoul;d find some joy. HTH Martin "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Ok.It gets even crazier after I tried a few new words with the spell-check.I tried on "Tamilchevan" and amended under "Not in Dictionary" to "tamilchevan". But because "(No suggestion)" was suggested after clicking "Change", "(No suggestion)" was reflected in the cell instead.You see,the dictionary is refusing our input here which is not good.And for the "ic" case,it's understood that the dictionary also doesn't accept changes to cases(upper to lower or vice versa). I shall wait for others out there to help me out in this but nvrtheless, I really appreciate your time RobN.Thank you. "RobN" wrote: Could you give some other examples. I tried to see what happens at my end with "IC" and I'm afraid the same problem occurred. In fact, when I added "IC" to the dictionary, I looked in the custom dictionary, and discovered it actually saved it as "ic" (without the quotes in all cases). However, when I changed the default proofing language to French (Canadian) and tried again, it worked OK, but I don't know why. In fact, I now cannot remove "IC" from wherever it has been saved to which would seem to be the French (Canadian) dictionary, which I don't know how to edit. I'm sorry but I can't help you. Maybe someone else needs to chime in here. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Thank you for replying.Truly appreciate it.Anyway, you understood what I'm asking. However,I have already tried your suggestion even before I started browsing through this website but that didn't work.Posting my query here was my last resort.For eg. I edited ic to IC in the field named "Not in Dictionary" and clicked Change or Add to Dictionary but that just didn't work.I even have a book by Stephen Copestake for OFFICE 2000 and it also doesn't state anything that might solve this problem.I find this very minor yet it is very important especially when we are talking about thousands of rows for correction. "RobN" wrote: If I'm reading you correctly, Just correct the spelling where it's shown to be incorrect in the top section (probably headed "Not in Dictionary"), click Add to dictionary or click Change or click Change all. Rob "Ahyunnie_Co" wrote in message ... Please assist me in correcting a mis-spelled word which is not found in Dictionary, directly from the spell-check pop-up box. I appreciate anyone of you who can offer me your help. Thank you. |
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