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scotwitt wrote:
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> Make yourself a User's Dictionary- use the Office(Word) Help
> function
> to tell you how.
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> __________ <easycome@easygo> wrote in article
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> > Hi there!
> > I was hoping that you could tell me where can I find
> orthographic
> > correctors. I'm looking for some kind of plug-in or patch to
> use with
> > WinWord7.0. I use the English version of Microsoft Office (and
> Word) which
> > corrects the errors in English, but sometimes I need to write
> in French and
> > that's why I need something to correct the errors.
> > Do you have any ideas besides something for Word?
> > I would appreciate any help, and even if you can't help me
> thanks for
> > reading this.
> > Thanks a lot!
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> > Joel Marco
> > Lisbon, Portugal
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> > Joel Marco
> > Lisbon, Portugal
> >
Microsoft provides proofing tools for a variety of languages, I edit a
newsletter for the Alliance Francaise in Grosse Pointe, Michigan - USA
(some articles are in French). from time to time I also need proofing
tools for Italian.  Both of theese are  available.  

In you computer serach for the "*.lex" files you will notice a number of
files.  One for spelling another for Thesaurus, etc.   You need the
equivalent files in the language of your choice.

Simply copy the French version in the same directory.  When you
highlight text in word, you can specify the language, and when you run
the spell checker, it will perform the spelling in the language that you
selected.

I hope this helps