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Word keeps defaulting to Welsh...

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Dozymare - 25 Jul 2006 12:46 GMT
I've tried Tools>language>set language and changed it to English UK, I've
tried setting UK as the default and ticking and unticking the autodetect box.
I've also tried using the Microsoft Office Tools thing to remove welsh from
the supported list. A colleague sent me her normal.dot template (which is
English UK) which I restored over my own (which is Welsh) but nothing
improved.

Any ideas? My spell check refuses to work as it thinks its Welsh. I can
highlight a load of text and change it to English, but this is a pain.
Charles Kenyon - 25 Jul 2006 13:06 GMT
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Start with the information on this page:
http://homepage.hispeed.ch/cindymeister/LangFmt.htm

If that doesn't help, post again with more information about your
scenario.

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> I've tried Tools>language>set language and changed it to English UK, I've
> tried setting UK as the default and ticking and unticking the autodetect
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> Any ideas? My spell check refuses to work as it thinks its Welsh. I can
> highlight a load of text and change it to English, but this is a pain.
L Jazz - 18 Aug 2006 14:58 GMT
First things first, with language problems, you must first make sure
that the language in the regional settings on the control panel is set
to the language that you want to use. After you have set this, then
reboot your pc and make sure that word is set to the same language and
also outlook. All programs that use word as the editor should reset to
the language set in the regional settings, but we are dealing with MS
here and we can't take things for granted that they'll work as they
should. If this fails go back to the regional settings and delete the
other language services in the language tab >> details button, to make
sure that the system has only one language service to deal with; lets
not confuse the poor MS OS.

This should sort out your problem. By the way, this solution also sorts
out a problem you might have of not being able to add words to your
custom dictionary or the "add to dictionary button is greyed out" when
you want to add a new word to the dictionary.

Hope this is of use to you.

Lwando Nkukwana
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> Did you receive the note?
> Start with the information on this page:
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> > Any ideas? My spell check refuses to work as it thinks its Welsh. I can
> > highlight a load of text and change it to English, but this is a pain.
 
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