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05-21-2009
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| Newbie | Autocorrect saving I recently got a new laptop with Vista on it. I have Office 2003 which is now installed. I have also installed my medical dictionary which shows in the control panel as installed but is not working in Word 2003. I've also created many autocorrects which initially work, but when I shut down and go back the next day, everything I've done in autocorrect is gone...what's with that? Any ideas for both the dictionary (medical dictionary Stedman's 2005) and autocorrect to save? |
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05-22-2009
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| 47,65,65,6B | Re: Autocorrect saving Click on tools, option, spelling and grammer click on custom dictionaries and ensure the Custom.dic is ticked. click on add to add the other dictionary you require. All added dictionaries would be better off being put in the Proof directories. |
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