No Custom Dictionary Exists

J

Jefffff

I have one user who experiences this...

Notebook - WinXP, Office 2003
Term Server - Win2003, Office 2003

From his notebook, no problems. In Terminal Server, everytime the
spellchecker is launched (every time he sends an email) He gets the message
"No Custom Dictionary Exists. Would you like to create one?"

When he goes into Tools > Options, Spell Checker, click edit under custom
dictionary, same message.

I tried copying the Custom.dic from his notebook to the appropriate
directory on the Terminal Server, but still get the problem.

Anyone see this or have any ideas?
 
J

Jefffff

Well, I deleted his Windows profile on the Terminal Server and recreated it
and the user claims that he still has the error on the Terminal Server.

I guess there isn't anyone else out there who has seen this?
 

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