Remove from dictionary: MS word

Friends,
I am using MS word 2007 version. Whenever we type some word and if it is not available with dictionary, we can always say "Add to dictionary" Isn't it?

Similarly, is there any option of "remove from dictionary" if we have accidently added a wrong word? I want my dictionary to be "pure" US English.

How to maintain the purity of word dictionary?

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  • SheldonCooper
    SheldonCooper
    In Word before Word 2007

    1. Click the Tools->Options menu item.
    2. Click the Spelling & Grammar tab.
    3. Click the Custom Dictionaries button.
    4. Select CUSTOM.DIC.Don't clear the checkbox.
    5. Click the Modify button.
    6. Find and select the word you want to delete.
    7. Click Delete button.
    8. OK.

    In Word 2007:

    1. Click the round Office button in the upper-left corner of the window.
    2. Click the Word Options button.
    3. Click Proofing.
    4. Select CUSTOM.DIC.Don't clear the checkbox.
    5. Click the Edit Word List button.
    6. Find and select the word you want to delete.
    7. Click Delete button.
    8. OK.

    Try this and reply me it worked or not.😀
  • ISHAN TOPRE
    ISHAN TOPRE
    Thanks Sheldon, it works. 😀 In custom dictionary, only the words which we have added as per our convenience appear, isn't it? Rest are the words by ms word it self. Thanks for this information. 😀
  • SheldonCooper
    SheldonCooper
    Yes.And you are welcome.

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