G
Guest
how do I get my spellchecker to work with windows mail, it puts a pop up
saying this langauge is not used anymore ?
saying this langauge is not used anymore ?
M
mac
frad said:
Office 2007 breaks OE's spullchuck.
See:
After installing Office 2007 RTM, you don’t have English as a choice of
language in the spell checker of Outlook Express and potentially other
programs.
http://pschmid.net/blog/2006/11/13/80
Your best option is to get a free spullchucker from one of the following
sites:
Vampirefo:
http://www.majorgeeks.com/download.php?det=2952
TinySpell:
http://www.tinyspell.m6.net/
G
Guest
ok:
Go into your Windows Mail
Click on the "Tools" menu
drop down and select: options
A new window appears. Select the "Spelling" tab
"Always check spelling before sending: TICK
(the following options are up to you - but i have mine set as follows):
"Words in UPPERCASE: do NOT tick.
I normally tick the remaining 3.
MKAE SURE you have the language set to : ENGLISH
When done: Click "Apply" (first) then click"OK" (on the same screen)
That should do it.
Go into your Windows Mail
Click on the "Tools" menu
drop down and select: options
A new window appears. Select the "Spelling" tab
"Always check spelling before sending: TICK
(the following options are up to you - but i have mine set as follows):
"Words in UPPERCASE: do NOT tick.
I normally tick the remaining 3.
MKAE SURE you have the language set to : ENGLISH
When done: Click "Apply" (first) then click"OK" (on the same screen)
That should do it.
M
Max
Outlook Express is not available in Vista for Office 2007 to break.
'Chuck' your facts.
That's the problem with blog posts from 4 or more months ago.
'Chuck' your facts.
That's the problem with blog posts from 4 or more months ago.
M
mac
Max said:
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G
Gary VanderMolen
Try selecting a different spelling language, apply, then
select English, apply.
(Tools, Options, Spelling)
Gary VanderMolen
select English, apply.
(Tools, Options, Spelling)
Gary VanderMolen
J
Jack
use the search at the top (near the close button X)
G
Guest
-- I resolved this problem by opening Tools, Spelling, and clicking Apply.
Spelling worked after that. However, i did read in Vista for Dummies that
spellcheck will not work unless you have Office installed. I clicked the
apply aftrer I had already installed office. Microsoft Works also has a
spell check so maybe my solution would work if you have Works.
Elsie
Elsie
Spelling worked after that. However, i did read in Vista for Dummies that
spellcheck will not work unless you have Office installed. I clicked the
apply aftrer I had already installed office. Microsoft Works also has a
spell check so maybe my solution would work if you have Works.
Elsie
Elsie
G
Gary VanderMolen
Elsie said:
That is not correct. Unlike Outlook Express, Windows Mail comes with
its own spelling dictionary. I have one Vista computer with no programs
installed on it yet, and Windows Mail spell-check works fine on it.