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British Dictionary for American-Intended Word
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Trevor Aaronson
Dec 14, 1998, 3:00:00 AM12/14/98
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I'm looking to install/implement a British English dictionary into Microsoft
Word 95 (version 7.0). I was under the impression that there was a toggle
switch that would allow me to choose between American and British English,
but I found that there is not. It will let me add a "New Dictionary," so I
imagine a British dictionary from someone else's Word may 6work. On my
computer the main (and only) dictionary is called "custom.dic". I tried
Microsoft's Web site to no avail. If anyone out there (or a Microsoft
employee) has some information that will help me eliminate this problem,
please e-mail me. I also tried the install options from the disks, but it
did not offer a new dictionary.
Word 95 (version 7.0). I was under the impression that there was a toggle
switch that would allow me to choose between American and British English,
but I found that there is not. It will let me add a "New Dictionary," so I
imagine a British dictionary from someone else's Word may 6work. On my
computer the main (and only) dictionary is called "custom.dic". I tried
Microsoft's Web site to no avail. If anyone out there (or a Microsoft
employee) has some information that will help me eliminate this problem,
please e-mail me. I also tried the install options from the disks, but it
did not offer a new dictionary.
Again, I just want to implement a British dictionary into Word 7.0 for
Windows 95.
Thanks,
Trevor Aaronson
taar...@bayflash.stpt.usf.edu
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