Spell Check in Outlook

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I have a new computer loaded with Windows XP and Outlook. I cannot get the spell check to work in Outlook, is it because I haven't got Word or Excel or is it a fault? Have tried all the usual 'Tools', 'Options' etc.
 
Kerryn said:
I have a new computer loaded with Windows XP and Outlook. I cannot get the
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spell check to work in Outlook, is it because I haven't got Word or Excel or
is it a fault? Have tried all the usual 'Tools', 'Options' etc.

It's not a fault - you need either Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
 
This is not correct.

Outlook has its own spellchecker, and only uses Word's spellchecker if
you're using Word as your e-mail editor.

If you hit the F7 key, Outlook should spellcheck your e-mail.

Regards,

Bob Cooley, MCSE
Supportability Program Manager
for Outlook & BCM
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| | > I have a new computer loaded with Windows XP and Outlook. I cannot get
the
| spell check to work in Outlook, is it because I haven't got Word or Excel
or
| is it a fault? Have tried all the usual 'Tools', 'Options' etc.
|
| It's not a fault - you need either Word, Excel or PowerPoint installed.
|
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