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IN MICROSOFT WORD 97 As shown here, run Microsoft Word 97, and open a document that you wish to spell check. Then, select "Tools", and next select "Options."
In "Options", select the "Spelling & Grammar" tab. In "Spelling", enable "Always suggest corrections", and disable "Suggest from main dictionary only" box. Then click on the "Dictionaries" button.
Windows 7 or Windows Vista: In Custom Dictionaries, click the "Add" button, browse to the file path "C:\ProgramData\Inductel\KAS\spellers\Word97" and add your new custom dictionary. Note: the ProgramData folder may be hidden, so you may have to tell Windows to display hidden files and folders.
Windows XP: In Custom Dictionaries, click the "Add" button, browse to "C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Inductel\KAS\spellers\Word97" and add your new custom dictionary. After adding your new custom dictionaries, please put a check by each one you wish to have active during your spell check. Then click on OK to exit "Custom Dictionaries." You are ready to run a spell check. Please note, a maximum of ten custom dictionaries may be active at one time.
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You may now exit this tutorial, open Microsoft Word, and actually activate
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