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Old 10-15-2020, 03:05 PM
shmueldabomb441 shmueldabomb441 is offline Replace all custom dictionary words Windows 10 Replace all custom dictionary words Office 2019
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I have added a number of words to the AutoCorrect list of words, to change transliterated Hebrew words to the actual Hebrew words themselves. I would like to make a simple script to iterate through all of the spelling errors in the document and see if any of the words (sanitized, of course) are in the list of exact auto-correct words, and replace them. The farthest I've gotten is discovering the SpellingErrors object. I am not at all familiar with VB, but am with other languages. I would like to have some button to run this script. All help is greatly appreciated.
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