Dear Annie10102,
Because of Access is a professional program, it contains hundreds of
different tools to do different types of thing. Therefore they have made life
easier by leaving out spelling and grammer options etc. I have never heard
about the dictionary being too full, but the following solution should work,
none-the-less.
Open Microsoft Word. In the blank document that should automatically open,
Follow the instructions:
Click TOOLS>OPTIONS>SPELLING AND GRAMMAR>CUSTOM DICTIONARIES>there may be
more than one dictionary in the list, the one that you want to edit is
"Custom.dic" It may say (default) by the side of it. Then click MODIFY, it
will then bring up all of the words that have been added to your custom
dictionary. Click on the word that you want to get rid of, and then click on
DELETE. Repeat this as many times as neccacary (oops). Hope this worked,
obviously to close all the windows click OKAY etc.
I hope this information helped with your problem. Please drop me an e-mail
telling me of the easyness of use. ( Would be helpfull as I need some
evidence, as I am planning on publishing a "Common Problems with YOUR
computer" manual.
Thank-you.
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