Re: What dictionary does Adobe use for spell-checking?

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From: Tom_Petrillo
Date: Mon, 28 Aug 2006 11:42

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Anyse,
A Russian dictionary is available in the English Version. You can set it globally via Preferences or for a specific text area via the Character palette.

Tom

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