Q130287: Spell-Checking Options in Microsoft Exchange

Article: Q130287
Product(s): Microsoft Windows 95.x Retail Product
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Last Modified: 17-DEC-2000

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The information in this article applies to:

- Microsoft Windows 95 
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SUMMARY
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When you install Microsoft Word for Windows NT, Word makes available to Windows
95 a spell-checking tool that you can access by clicking Options on the Tools
menu. By default, all the options for the spell-checking tool are disabled.

The options for spell-checking in Word for Windows NT are:

- Always suggest replacements for misspelled words.

- Always check spelling before sending.

You can select certain words for the spell-checking tool to ignore:

- Words in uppercase letters.

- Words with numbers.

- The original text in a reply or forward.

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Microsoft Exchange for Windows 95 does not include a spell-checking tool.
However, Microsoft Exchange can use any 32-bit spell-checking tool that is
correctly registered. Microsoft Exchange cannot use 16-bit spell-checking tools
unless they are written specifically for Microsoft Exchange.

The Microsoft Mail client also does not supply a spell-checking tool, but it can
use any correctly registered spell-checking tool.

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