Spell Check English UK

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I have set my new Vista powered system to be English UK as her the Help and
Support but it still insists in spelling in English American in Windows Mail.
I could add words manually but that doesn't seem very easy or clever when
Outlook Express did not have this problem.

Is there a work round that enables me to use my Word 2003 dictionary (that
understands real English?)

I notice that some menus and buttons still spell Customize the English US
way - why?

regards Peter
 
I was wondering that myself, as we too speak real English here in the
Colonies (except for the area that speaks something vaguely resembling
French).
;-)
All I have as a choice of spellchecks is:
English (as if there is only one version)
French (France) (?!! - really, wow)
German (Germany) (where else?)
Spanish (International Sort) (I think they mean Catalan? or maybe not)
Word doesn't seem to connect with Windows Mail like it did with OE.
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Peter
Toronto, Canada
XP Pro SP2 x 2 + Vista Ultimate Triple Boot
P4 HT @ 3ghz, 4gb DDR, 700gb HDD
Soundblaster Audigy 4 PCI Sound
ATI Radeon X1650 Pro AGP Graphics
 
PSeddon said:
I have set my new Vista powered system to be English UK as her the Help and
Support but it still insists in spelling in English American in Windows
Mail.
I could add words manually but that doesn't seem very easy or clever when
Outlook Express did not have this problem.

Is there a work round that enables me to use my Word 2003 dictionary (that
understands real English?)

I notice that some menus and buttons still spell Customize the English US
way - why?

Windows Mail only supports US English. French German and Spanish.
 
Thanks Julian,

It seems bizarre that Mail is the default client and is not truly
international whereas Outlook was.

It seems there is a bit of tidying up of Vista to do as Customize, and there
are probably other Menu and button words, is not very English UK.

thanks Peter
 
Just goes to show it is not yet fit for purpose, but being sold to naive
users who trust Microsoft still to give us usable software after paying
twice the American price.

CJJE
 
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