Adding back previously Ignored Words

[Mareike]

How do I add back to the dictionary a word that was previously 'Ignored All'?

For example: Spellcheck picked up on dont (versus don't) and I either
accidentally added 'dont' or pressed Ignore All ... and now spellcheck will
not pick up on the incorrect spelling ... how do I get spellcheck to
recognize dont as wrong?!

I can't find the right answer here. Thanks.

 

[Gary VanderMolen]

If a misspelled word was accidentally added to the custom dictionary, see
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/remove-misspelled-words-custom-dictionary-windows-mail/

or you can install a custom dictionary editor:
http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/custom-dictionary-editor-for-windows-mail/

Incidentally, Windows Live Mail includes a built-in custom dictionary editor:

http://download.live.com/wlmail

 

[H Brown]

How do I add back to the dictionary a word that was previously 'Ignored
All'?

For example: Spellcheck pickd up on dont (versus don't) and I either
accidentally added 'dont' or pressed Ignore All ... and now spellcheck
will
not pick up on the incorrect spelling ... how do I get spellcheck to
recognize dont as wrong?!

I can't find the right answer here. Thanks.

Clicking on Ignore all or Ignore will not customize/change the dictionary.
Sounds like some how you added the word dont to the dictionary.
In you email client click on tools> options> and under the spelling tab you
will find
"Add or remove words from the custom dictionary" with a Edit... button to
the right. Click that button
and change what you need. *remove dont*

H Brown

 

[H Brown]

Clicking on Ignore all or Ignore will not customize/change the dictionary.
Sounds like some how you added the word dont to the dictionary.
In you email client click on tools> options> and under the spelling tab
you will find
"Add or remove words from the custom dictionary" with a Edit... button to
the right. Click that button
and change what you need. *remove dont*

H Brown

The info above was for Windows Live Mail and the route you take will be
different.
Just realized I should have been talking WM.
Just follow the link that Gary VanderNolen provided you in his earlier
reply.
H Brown
H Brown