Outlook's Canadian dictionary is not very Canadian

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Isaac Brock

Outlook accepted "center" rather than rejecting it as an error.
It never offered "centre" as a substitute.
1) Why are erroneous spellings in the dictionary?
2) How do you find out what's in the dictionary so
you can purge it of errors like "center"?
3) Why is Microsoft claiming it has a Canadian dictionary
when it does not? Why doesn't it get one?
On the encouraging side, when I tried "neighbor",
Outlook did correct that to "neighbour".
 

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