Even if you are not interested in abbreviating words at all, every typist must get this modified Custom Dictionary List that upgrades your Microsoft Office/Word Spell-checker by over 12,150 words [and will work in other programs that allow you to copy and paste words directly into the spell-checker function].

For a mere pittance, you will be spared the annoying sensation you experience every time your Spell-checker malfunctions and litters your page with those cringe-worthy and very irritating squiggly red lines – mercilessly forcing you to stop and check them.

This inexpensive, Ultra-Modified Custom Dictionary List for Microsoft Word upgrades your Spell-checker function and nearly eliminates the annoying squiggly red lines that litter your lovely page as you type.  This is not only irritating, but it wastes time and energy looking up correctly spelled words.

To get all of the entries that are included in this massively upgraded list, you would have to tear down a 3-inch Webster’s dictionary, and type every word to find out which ones are missing.  Needless to say, with this file installed you will rarely see a cringeworthy, squiggly red line; except for obscure names, modern techno-jargon – and other newly-invented words.

To upgrade Microsoft Word’s Spell-Checker function, it is not necessary to duplicate a Custom Dictionary File in order to offer this economical upgrade.  What you receive in this offer is a Ultra-Modified Microsoft Custom Dictionary File, [and also a List of words] that are missing from virtually all Spell-checkers – and you simply take a minute or two and paste it into your Microsoft Word [or Office] Dictionary File (where custom entries are stored) with the simple instructions provided.

Note:  This vast list of words is missing from virtually every Spell-Checker on the planet; and it can be installed in ANY word processing program that allows you to access and enter new words into a Custom Dictionary file.  However, this offer is only guaranteed to work in Microsoft Office with the simple instructions provided; it is the responsibility of the buyer to determine if this list can be added to the Custom Dictionary of the word processing program they are using.