Thanks you so much John for providing a Quick solution to resolve the spell cheker problem. Thanks Deepu Paul John Doue;7227369 Wrote: > Cam wrote: > > After installing office 2007 my spell checker quit working totally. > After > > googling I found one idea about the problem being in my profile. So I > log in > > as someone else on my machine and everything works fine. But logged > in as me > > it fails. Now I'm on a corporate network so I'm not sure if I can > delete my > > profile some way or what. Any ideas? > > > > > May be I am missing something, but if you are on a corporate network, > how come you do not bring in first the IT guys? Seems to me, that > would > be the safest way (for your work station and your position:-)) to > solve > the problem. But my question does not diminish the interest of the > answer that has been provided. > > Regards > > -- > John Doue -- Deepu Paul
Actually I am the IT person for our company and I'd like to know the solution for this. I know of a couple of other companies where I have friends that work in the IT departments there and are have seen the same issue. Thanks for the profile tip, but short of blowing away and recreating the profile (that is a pain) does anyone know what is causing this? "Deepu Paul" wrote: > > Thanks you so much John for providing a Quick solution to resolve the > spell cheker problem. > > Thanks > Deepu Paul > > John Doue;7227369 Wrote: > > Cam wrote: > > > After installing office 2007 my spell checker quit working totally. > > After > > > googling I found one idea about the problem being in my profile. So I > > log in > > > as someone else on my machine and everything works fine. But logged > > in as me > > > it fails. Now I'm on a corporate network so I'm not sure if I can > > delete my > > > profile some way or what. Any ideas? > > > > > > > > May be I am missing something, but if you are on a corporate network, > > how come you do not bring in first the IT guys? Seems to me, that > > would > > be the safest way (for your work station and your position:-)) to > > solve > > the problem. But my question does not diminish the interest of the > > answer that has been provided. > > > > Regards > > > > -- > > John Doue > > > -- > Deepu Paul >
