Add Words To A Dictionary In Word 2007
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By default, Word includes its own dictionary and lets you create your own custom dictionaries. When you are creating a document, any words that are not in the dictionary are underlined with a red squiggly line. This can become an annoyance if you are repeatedly using that word throughout your document. The workaround is to add that word to the dictionary.
To add a word to the dictionary in Word 2007:
- Click the Microsoft Office Button and click Word Options.
- Click Proofing.
- Click Custom Dictionaries.
- Select the dictionary list you want to modify and click Edit Word List.
- Type in the word you want to add to the dictionary and click Add.
- Repeat this step for each additional word you want to add to the dictionary.
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2 Comments
PROFF FERDINANDS
January 25th, 2008
at 6:25am
i would like to add a word. DROGOCIOUS which means aggly not beautiful
saquoia
February 11th, 2008
at 3:26pm
huminal - a being derived for animal and human