PROBLEM WITH INTERNATIONAL CHARACTER TOOLBAR

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Bill M. - 28 Sep 2006 07:08 GMT

Wondering if someone can help me with activating other language sets in
Word 2003. Eight months ago I installed the International Character
Toolbar add-in. Somehow I got French and Spanish character sets to
show as toolbars. Can't remember how I did it, however, because now I
can't easily add any other characters sets to the French and Spanish.
Perhaps if someone could take me through the steps. (I have tried
Tools->Customize->Toolbars but this doesn't allow you to add new
character sets Tried a right click on existing French and Spanish
toolbars but doesn't lead to any additions). Hopefully this is pretty
easy but it seems to me that Microsoft's explanation of the steps is a
bit vague.

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saganized - 23 Oct 2006 18:16 GMT

This may be what you're looking for. This is from Microsoft Word Help (using
the Office Assistant):

Change the language of the user interface or Help in Office programs:

To change the user interface or Help language, your organization must have
purchased and distributed Microsoft Office XP Multilingual User Interface
Pack, and it must be installed. For details, see your system administrator.

1. On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point to
Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office XP Language Settings.

2. On the User Interface tab, do one of the following:

- Change the user interface language:

-- In the Display menus and dialog boxes in box, click the language
you want.

- Change the Help language:

-- In the Display Help in box, click the language you want.

Note: Some Microsoft Office components don't support changing the language
of the user interface or Help. For more information, see the Microsoft
Office XP Resource Kit.

> Wondering if someone can help me with activating other language sets in
> Word 2003. Eight months ago I installed the International Character
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> easy but it seems to me that Microsoft's explanation of the steps is a
> bit vague.

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saganized - 23 Oct 2006 18:25 GMT

Sorry, please disregard my other post. I just read your other post in
International, and I believe I misunderstood your question here; and besides
I see you already got an answer! Thanks.

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