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I manage an office where we use Word 2003 as the front end for a medical
transcription application. The custom dictionary as well as a medical
dictionary are installed. Sometimes (not very often ... just often enough to
be irritating), when running spell-check, it will just start to spell check
in French. In other words, medical terms that have been saved to the custom
dictionary are not recognized, and suggestions are offered that have lots of
accent characters (such as codeiné instead of codeine). You can tell from
the title bar of the spell checker that it's using a French dictionary.
If I didnt' mention it, we are in the US and use English.
I have no idea why this happens, but it's quite random and I've been seeing
it happen for several years and on several different PCs.
Any ideas why this happens and how it can be avoided?
Thanks,
transcription application. The custom dictionary as well as a medical
dictionary are installed. Sometimes (not very often ... just often enough to
be irritating), when running spell-check, it will just start to spell check
in French. In other words, medical terms that have been saved to the custom
dictionary are not recognized, and suggestions are offered that have lots of
accent characters (such as codeiné instead of codeine). You can tell from
the title bar of the spell checker that it's using a French dictionary.
If I didnt' mention it, we are in the US and use English.
I have no idea why this happens, but it's quite random and I've been seeing
it happen for several years and on several different PCs.
Any ideas why this happens and how it can be avoided?
Thanks,