I can't answer your question but I would try putting the Toshiba Works
CD disk into the computer. If the disk starts by itself I would look for
menus that would allow me to add or remove software. I would go through
the options looking to add or install spelling.

I hope you get your answer.


Anne Neighbors wrote:

>Can someone please shed some light on this spell check happening:
>
>About a year ago I bought a desktop e-machine with XP Home, Microsoft Works, and Outlook Express.  Outlook Express has a spell check apparently supported by Microsoft Works.
>
>Several weeks ago, I bought a Toshiba laptop with XP Home, Microsoft Works, and Outlook Express.  Outlook Express has the spell check grayed out.  When I asked the technician about it, she said I would have to have Word installed on the laptop in order for Outlook Express to have a spell check.
>
>Can someone please tell me why I have a spell check on the e-desktop with Microsoft Works and not on the laptop?...
>
>

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