Russell Butler wrote:
Paul wrote:
How do I make Spellcheck work with Outlook Express?
Thanks - Ivars
Ivars Lazdins Architecture & Planning
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fax 503-297-5280
You cannot do this. You also cannot have writer as the composer of
emails
for Outlook Express. You can of course, write the email in writer,
then copy
and paste into an email message.
/paul
However Ivars, there are a number of spellcheckers which will work
with Outlook
One I am aware of is available at
http://www.justlocal.com.au/clients/oooau/
Though that gives an Australian dictionary, which may not be what you
want.
HTH
Russell
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Hi,
Thanks Russell for letting Paul know about the Outlook Express spell
check program available at www.JustLocal.com.au.
I thought I would clarify this a little.
The spelling program available on JustLocal is the standard program made
available by Vampirefo and is the program suggested by most people. This
works for those living in America.
Vampirefo also kindly provided a patch which switches the spell check to
consider words such as "colour" and "organise" to be the correct spelling.
So in summary, applying the spell.exe program will add spell checking to
Outlook Express. Apply the patch after running spell.exe and this will
make spell checking in Outlook Express suitable for countries such as
Australia and the UK (depending of course on people's spelling preference.)
I hope this helps explain things a little further.
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Kelvin Eldridge
http://www.JustLocal.com.au
Latest versions of Australian English dictionary files for OpenOffice.org,
Firefox, Thunderbird, SeaMonkey, IE, Opera and other projects.
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