It is possible in PCLaw to use the same customized dictionary that you have in word. You just have to link the MS Word dictionary to PCLaw. Go 
to Tools-->Workstation Settings. Look down to spelling and click customize. You can now browse to your Microsoft Word Customized Dictionary. Now click on Open Custom. Go to C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR USE NAME\Application Data\Microsoft\Proof. Choose the Custom.DIC file. 
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