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Sheri_L.
Version: 2008 Operating System: Mac OS X 10.6 (Snow Leopard) Processor: Intel I asked about Custom Dictionary a few months ago and received a great answer from John McGhie. Now I have a new problem with Custom Dictionary.
I am an editor and the publisher has changed the style guide; "internet" must now be spelled with a lower-case "i". Virtually every document I edit has the word "internet". I added it to my Custom Dictionary but it still kept getting caught as an error and continued to suggest "Internet".
I rebuilt the Custom Dictionary (again) using John's previous directions. However, no matter what I do, "internet" always shows as an error.
Is there something about the word "internet" making it so that I can't override the upper-case "I"? I know that seems a strange assumption but I can't figure out a reason I can't successfully add "internet" to the Custom Dictionary. When I open the Custom Dictionary, it does have "internet" listed correctly. So it's in there, but not being recognized when I do a spell check.
Any suggestions? Help!
Sheri
I am an editor and the publisher has changed the style guide; "internet" must now be spelled with a lower-case "i". Virtually every document I edit has the word "internet". I added it to my Custom Dictionary but it still kept getting caught as an error and continued to suggest "Internet".
I rebuilt the Custom Dictionary (again) using John's previous directions. However, no matter what I do, "internet" always shows as an error.
Is there something about the word "internet" making it so that I can't override the upper-case "I"? I know that seems a strange assumption but I can't figure out a reason I can't successfully add "internet" to the Custom Dictionary. When I open the Custom Dictionary, it does have "internet" listed correctly. So it's in there, but not being recognized when I do a spell check.
Any suggestions? Help!
Sheri