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Try<br />
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File -&gt; Options -&gt; Proofing<br />
Click on Custom Dictionaries<br />
UnCheck the CUSTOM.DIC<br />
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Now the Add button should be deactivated in the spell checker.
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Try

File -> Options -> Proofing
Click on Custom Dictionaries
UnCheck the CUSTOM.DIC

Now the Add button should be deactivated in the spell checker.

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That's very odd, on my installation that immediately disables the button.
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That's very odd, on my installation that immediately disables the button.

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Where are you doing it at? &nbsp;I'm working with <u>MS Access</u> &gt;&nbsp;File -&gt; Options -&gt; Proofing
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Where are you doing it at?  I'm working with MS Access > File -> Options -> Proofing

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Yes, exactly. &nbsp;That's what I did as well.
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Yes, exactly.  That's what I did as well.

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I even tried it on a brand new database. &nbsp;Still doesn't disable Add.
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I even tried it on a brand new database.  Still doesn't disable Add.

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Is there a way to NOT ALLOW a user to add to the dictionary when they run spell-check? &nbsp;In other words disable the [Add] button?<br />
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<a href="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/11_w45/1399802/spell-check.jpg" target="_blank" title="Spell Check (37 KB)"><img alt="Spell Check" class="file-block lazyload" style="max-width: 523px;" data-src="https://filedb.experts-exchange.com/incoming/2018/11_w45/1399802/spell-check.jpg" /></a>
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Is there a way to NOT ALLOW a user to add to the dictionary when they run spell-check?  In other words disable the [Add] button?



Disable ADD in spell check - how?

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