nass wrote:
> OLEXP: Error Message: An Error Occurred While the Spelling Was Being Checked
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/253351
> The Spelling command is not available in Outlook Express 6.0 after you
> install Works 7.0 or a later version
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/886562/en-us?spid=2578&sid=global
>
>
> "theecmo" wrote:
>
>> Okay, found the inf file, clicked install, went through the whole process
>> (found the files it was looking for) and restarted the computer as prompted.
>> When I started OE6 again, the problem is still there.
>>
>> "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
>>
>>> Search for msoe50.inf(The default location is C:\Windows\Inf folder) Right
>>> click the Msoe50.inf file, and click Install. Insert XP CD when prompted,
>>> Browse to the I386 folder, click Open, then OK.
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>>> "theecmo" wrote:
>>>
>>>> Downloaded that dll from several places (just to make sure) and got it dfrom
>>>> the cd but replacing it didn't work.
>>>>
>>>> "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> A file, CSAPI3T1.DLL, may not be installed in the Program Files\Outlook
>>>>> Express folder. Expand it from the CD compressed file ..\i386\driver.cab. The
>>>>> syntax of Expand.exe is available from 'expand /?'
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>>>>> "theecmo" wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>> When I try to run sepll check on a message in Outlook Express 6 on my system
>>>>>> with Windows XP Pro 64 bit edition (Office 2003 loaded and all service packs
>>>>>> up to date) I get an error. I've been searching around the web and the last
>>>>>> things I could find are that this is a known problem. What I have not been
>>>>>> able to find is if there is a fix/patch out there to resolve this problem now
>>>>>> or if anyone here has a suggestion/work-around to the problem.
>>>>>> Thanks.
Outlook Express has never had spell-checking capabilities of its
own. Instead, it has always relied upon the presence of other Microsoft
applications, such as the Office Suite, Word, or the Works _Suite_
(which includes Word, not the regular Works). Unfortunately, though,
the 64-bit version of OE cannot use the spell-checking feature of the
32-bit Office applications. You can either wait for 64-bit versions of
the Office applications (for which Microsoft has yet to announce any
plans of developing), seek out a third-party spell-checker that works
with the 64-bit version of OE, or use a third-party email and news
client, such as Thunderbird, that has its own spell-checking capability
built-in.
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