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To: Jonathan C. Williams who wrote (20770)	11/14/1998 8:32:00 PM
From: Adam Nash	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 213182

<OT> Outlook Express I believe gets its spell-checking and other functionality from integration with Office 98. I can't verify this because I have Office 98. However, I seem to remember reading about this somewhere. </OT> Assuming the market allows, we should see better movement of AAPL, now that there are reassuring iMac reports for Nov. I think the trial and the rumors of weak iMac sales were enough to stall acquisition of the stock, and prompted some to take profits. I am still looking for an iMac price drop to $999 soon. Usually, AAPL and other computer makers drop prices quarterly. Nov 15 will be exactly one quarter from product launch. A late November cut will help move more iMacs as people realize that $29.99/mo for 67 months is too long. $999 would put it closer to 4-5 years, which is the typical purchase cycle for consumers anyway. - Adam

To: Jonathan C. Williams who wrote (20770)	11/15/1998 2:33:00 PM
From: iGregor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 213182

I did and could not find the selection for spell check. Any other suggestions Try this (extracted from OE help file). Not sure what to do if Office 98 not installed. East To check spelling in a message With Office 98 installed, you can easily spell check your messages before you send them. As you type, Outlook Express will check your dictionary and underline words that cannot be found. You can correct mispelled words by pressing the Control key and clicking the mouse button on the mispelled word, and then choosing an option from the menu that appears. 1.On the Tools menu, choose Spelling. In the Not In Dictionary window, Outlook Express will display each word that is not in the current dictionary. In the Suggestions window, Outlook Express will display words that might be the correct one to use. 2.Do one of the following: * Click Ignore to skip the displayed word and go forward to the next word. * Click Ignore All to skip all occurances of the word. * Click Add to add the word to the current dictionary. * Click a word in the Suggestions window, and click Change to replace this instance of the word, or click Change All to replace all occurances of the word in the message with the suggestion. * Click Close to stop the spell check. Tip * Click Options in the Spelling dialog box to open the Preferences dialog box where you can set advanced spelling options.