Not that if you are viewing a file from the internet you may need to click "Enable Editing" in Word before it will allow you to look up words. In Word, you can also replace the word you looked up with your choice of synonym.
WordWeb integrates with Word automatically: just Ctrl+right-click on a word you want to look up as you would in any other program. In other programs you cannot use the mouse to look up the word: first select the word you want to look up, then press the keyboard hotkey (default: Ctrl+Alt+W), then WordWeb will show with a Replace button that you can press to paste in a selected synonym. In MS Word, Chrome Browser and some other programs you can click on a word in the usual way WordWeb will show a Replace button you can click to replace the word with a selected alternative. The other version of the program look different and function differently to the Windows version. There is a Windows universal app in the Windows Store.
WordWeb is now available as an iPhone and iPad dictionary Will there be a Linux, Mac, iPhone, Windows phone, etc., version? Yes, if you are the only user of both machines.
#Wordweb pro windows install#
Can I install on my laptop as well as my desktop? Internet Explorer does not require extensions. To work well with Chrome and Opera, you do need to install a browser extension, and will be prompted to do so when you first use WordWeb to look up a word in a Chrome window if you have not installed it before. WordWeb does not need a Firefox or Edge extension. Does WordWeb need a Firefox/Chrome/Opera/Edge extension? Will WordWeb work in 64 bit (or 32 bit) Windows? WordWeb 10 requires Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11 (desktop/laptop, not Windows S). Will WordWeb work in old Windows versions? If you have an earlier version see the What's new page for upgrade information. Yes, WordWeb 10 is fully updated for Windows 11 (desktop/laptop, not ARM tablets).
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