Microsoft Outlook and the full Exchange Server client
have spell checking built in. Exchange 2003 and 2007 include spell
checking for Outlook Web Access (OWA).
Spell checking in the operating system versions of
Microsoft Exchange and Windows Messaging normally requires
a 32-bit version of Microsoft Word or Works. If you
installed Exchange/Windows Messaging after Word or Works,
run Word or Works setup again to enable spell checking in
Exchange.
Outlook 2007 users may be missing spell check
dictionaries in Outlook Express. See
Office 2007 and OE Spell Check
for more information and a work-around.
Server-based tool that adds a spell check button to the OWA message window in Exchange 5.5 or 2000. Supports multiple languages and custom dictionaries.
Supplements the English, Spanish and French proofing tools included with Office 2000, adding fonts and spelling and grammar checkers for 30 more languages. There are some potential problems if you install over Outlook 97. See WD2000: Impossible de corriger la grammaire.
For Exchange 2000 OWA, provides server-side and client-side spell check, attachment compression, custom dictionaries (12 languages, plus legal and medical), addressing from personal contacts, personal signatures, logoff support, and an option to hide or customize the Change Password button. Blocks user attempts to create items with .exe or other file attachments from a list that administrators can manage. Clicking a mailto: link creates a new OWA message.
