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French2English United Kingdom Local time: 19:16 French to English + ...
May 19, 2005
Does anyone know how to stop the Spellchecker language from defaulting on whatever language the document was originally created in? For example, if you are working directly on an document originally created in French (having saved a copy obviously!)...if you then try to change the Spellchecker language to English, it still defaults on French - changes itself back. Is there a way around this - do I need to download something from somewhere? If anyone knows the answer, please tell me as I have ... See more
Does anyone know how to stop the Spellchecker language from defaulting on whatever language the document was originally created in? For example, if you are working directly on an document originally created in French (having saved a copy obviously!)...if you then try to change the Spellchecker language to English, it still defaults on French - changes itself back. Is there a way around this - do I need to download something from somewhere? If anyone knows the answer, please tell me as I have been trying to solve this one for ages, but never seem to have enough time to investigate it fully. Thanks. ▲ Collapse
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Natalie Poland Local time: 20:16 Member (2002) English to Russian + ...
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Moving the topic
May 19, 2005
to the Office Applications forum
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Philippe Etienne Spain Local time: 20:16 Member English to French
Select the whole document
May 19, 2005
with Edit> Select all (Word 2000) and choose the language using the menus or double-clicking the language name in the doc status bar (bottom). Note that this won't change the language in text boxes. Since this is a long sequence involving many clicks, I created a simple macro that selects all the text in the doc and changes the language to my target language, with a nice custom button on my Word toolbar. voilà, Philippe
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Timothy Barton Local time: 20:16 French to English + ...
Autodetect
May 20, 2005
You need to uncheck the box that says "detect language automatically".
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French2English United Kingdom Local time: 19:16 French to English + ...
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Changing Default Spellchecker Language
May 20, 2005
Philippe, Timothy - Many thanks for answering this. Philippe, I tried your suggestion and it seemed to work - as good a way as any of doing this if one is not too clever with macros (like me). And Timothy - your suggestion worked too, but only if you use the 'Default' button - which I guess makes sense. Thanks, this has been very useful.
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