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Old 07-16-2012, 03:03 PM
niton niton is offline Exclude phrase from email Windows 7 64bit Exclude phrase from email Office 2012
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Originally Posted by kiwiora View Post
Hi Everyone,

We have a phrase in our outlook signature which I'm trying to exclude from Spell Check. We are on Windows 7, Office 2010

The phrase is

ONE ONE ONE

I have tried the following:

custom dictionaries - only looks at one word (one)
proofing/language - only skips the current email/phrase selected rather than global
do not flag repeated words - works great - except doesn't help for genuine genuine genuine repeated repeated repeated words words .

Any thoughts or assistance?

TIA
You might have a different problem. Normally signatures are not spellchecked. http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ema...s-not-working/

"Outlook 2003, 2007, and 2010 use styles for the signature and the signature style is marked Do not spell check."
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