Help - Outlook 2003 so very different

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Michelle

My Regional Manager insists on things being perfect -
need assistance with this problem.
Working in Governemtn department - we have many users
with unusal names and surnames - not common to standard
dictionaries.
My Rm wants to forward emails received with these peoples
names in the original message - without outlook spell
checking each of these names before sending.
I have set up the email options under spelling - to
ignore original message when forwarding - which it does
but still spell checks the original message's recipients
before sending.
How do I set this up to exclude the names as well.
Also - how do set outlook up that SA dictionary is the
standard dictionary - because at the moment he has to
physically add each and every word to the dictionary
while spell checking before sending off the email as well?
Thanxxxxx so much
 
Are you using the option to add > (or other prefix) to messages? Disable it
and the quoted text should not be spell checked. Also, if you use word as
the editor, you can use the spell-check as you type options and cancel the
send before checking dialog after it checks the subject...

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