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S Thomas
We use Office 2003 Professional. We have a user whose name is a double word
(i.e, Lee Lee). When her supervisor adds her to the custom dictionary, it
still stops at her name as a double word when she runs Spell Check. I am
supposing this is due to the space in the middle of the name. When the spell
checker stops at her name the Ignore Always option is disabled. Is there a
way to get the spell checker to ignore her name or get it to recognize a two
word phrase with a space in the dictionary when spell check runs?
(i.e, Lee Lee). When her supervisor adds her to the custom dictionary, it
still stops at her name as a double word when she runs Spell Check. I am
supposing this is due to the space in the middle of the name. When the spell
checker stops at her name the Ignore Always option is disabled. Is there a
way to get the spell checker to ignore her name or get it to recognize a two
word phrase with a space in the dictionary when spell check runs?