spellcheck

[spellcheck 'American English'!]

I have a Dell computer and my spellcheck is American English where the
spelling is very different, how do I change it to spell check in English
English.

 

[On the Bridge]

If you mean Windows Mail, only american english is available.

Windows Mail used to (IN XP) integrate with OFFICE for the spell check, but
that seems to not be the case with VISTA.

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[On the Bridge]

correction OUTLOOL EXPRESS IN XP USE TO INTEGRATE WITH OFFICE SPELLCHECK...

there was no windows mail in XP.. lol

 

[Alias]

I have a Dell computer and my spellcheck is American English where the
spelling is very different, how do I change it to spell check in English
English.

Try using a decent email program like Thunderbird. Get it free at
http://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird.

Alias

 

[spellcheck ''American English''!]

so who should I contact to complain about this? any ideas?

thanks

 

[On the Bridge]

You can complain to microsoft feedback.. but they will just ignore you.. lol
its the microsoft way.

Ill try to find a work around.. some people here suggested an external
spellchecker...

But I prefer integrated spellcheckers...

If I find a good solution Ill post back

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"spellcheck ''American English''!"

 

[Dave]

In Windows Live Mail, supposedly there's a tweak... according to Ildhund...

"If you're looking for British English spell checking (so colour is accepted
but color gets a wiggly red line), open spell.ini
(in %programfiles%/Windows Live/Mail/Proof/prf0009/2) and change lang=1033
to lang=2057. "

Don't know if it works...
Don't think it's possible with Windows Mail...


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