If you use Word 2007 to create professional documents, then jargon forms a large part of your typed work. Although you might have used the 'Add to Dictionary' to append the misspelt word to the default custom word dictionary, you can create a dedicated custom dictionary which' contains these terms which you may use generally. To do so, carry out the following steps:

Go to 'Start/All Programs/Accessories/Notepad'.

Type one term per line'in the note pad file.

Click 'File/Save As' to save the file.

Select the 'All files' option from the 'Save as type' drop-down list.

Type the file name and add the extension as '.dic'.

Select 'Unicode' from the 'Encoding' drop-down list and save the file.

To set the file as a custom dictionary, carry out the following steps:

Start Word 2007. Click the 'Office button'.

Select the 'Word Options' button appearing at the foot of the drop-down list.

Click the 'Proofing' tab from the left-side panel of the 'Word Options' dialog box.

Click the 'Custom Dictionaries .. .' button appearing under the 'When correcting spelling in Microsoft Office programs' section of the dialog box.

Click the 'Add' button from the 'Custom Dictionaries' dialog box.

Browse for the saved '*.dic' file and click 'Open'.

Once the file appears in the 'Custom Dictionaries', make sure that the checkbox against the file entry is checked on.

Click 'OK' to close the 'Custom Dictionaries' dialog box.

Click 'OK' to close the 'Word Options' dialog box.