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Access Hangs during spell check (Caught in loop)

I haven't been able to find any fixes for this. I have a form with two
memo fields. Sometimes when you push the spell check button or press
F7 the spell check goes into an infinite loop. If you don't have any
misspelled words, it just hangs. If you choose to ignore a misspelled
word, it will keep looping and asking you about the word you chose to
ignore. If you change that word, access will hang while the spell
check continuously loops through looking for errors.

It's driving me crazy. It doesn't always happen, but often enough, and
when it does it usually requires me to kill the process.

Please help!

Nov 30 '05 #1
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