Spellex already supports Office 2007

• What is the version of word for windows that works best for you? Still working off 2000. - Shoo
  • I have the most recent version of Corel WP, but it pales in comparison to (sm) - giddy pc guru
  • Office 2003 so far, but going to Office 2007 as soon as I can. nm - nobody
    • Also was told Office 2007 is meant for Vista. - deb
      • Accordign to Microsoft, it is XP and Vista compatible. - nm
        • Office XP didn't run well on Windows 98 either when you consider all - SM
    • Stedman's spell check does not work with 2007. - deb
      • Spellex already supports Office 2007 - ladydianamt
      • So, does it work with 2003? - asking
        • yes. - nobody
    • Do you think the standard Home/Student version will be oaky to purchase, as the others are high! - nm
      • I went with the Student version and it works fine... - anotherMT
        • I picked up a brochure and it stated that --sm - nobody
          • If you have the Works Suite you qualify for the upgrade version. - mtathome

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Hi,

I am still working in Office 2003 but have been considering Office 2007.  Is anyone using this?  Do you like it?  Do you know if programs like Shorthand, Abacus, and other transcription programs work with it?  Is it possible to have Office 2003 and Office 2007 on the same computer without interfering with the one another??

hi,

 I now need to start using Word2007.  I would like to know if anyone out there knows how to build a macro in word2007?  I could do this in word97, but cant find the same commands to do my macro in 2007?

HELP please

Tiffin

Does anyone recommend a certain kind of wrist support to prevent carpal tunnel syndrome?  It looks like there are so many to choose from.

and with the wrist rest attached it puts my fingers/hands/wrists at an angle that isn't comfortable for me. 

use, i.e. women who do a lot of crochet work have some elastic stretch wrist supports.  I used them once when I was pretty new to typing 8 hours at a time when my hand muscles were weak and my fingers had a mind of their own.  I haven't used them for years, but I did like them.  I thought to try these out http://www.scriphessco.com/itemdetail.asp?cat=313106&MENU=313106&item=705+0002   Also note that pain in the hands can be caused by pressure on the ulnar nerve (right under the elbow at the forearm) eventually, which can be relieved by using a down-feather filled pad you can make yourself (not goose feather, but actual goose down).  I know one gal who had her ulnar surgical relocated. 

There are other things to look out for, like pain in the hips, lower back, neck, shoulders, ....

Keep track of me via E-mail if you like. 

off of my old computer? I was able to get a free copy when I went to the VLC about two years ago. I never bought any of the updates...just kept using the one I had downloaded for free. I have since changed to a new computer, but cant seem to get that copy off of my old computer. I was never given a disk, just info to download it. I have a couple of small accouts that I am working on, but am not really in position to buy a whole new program, especially after I just dropped major money on an Windows XP!! Any help is greatly appreciated!! Do you think it is possible the VLC would "replace" it?

Like Diana, I used to use Stedmans but now use Spellex.  It just seems to pick up a few more terms.  JMO