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| Thread ID: 12890 | 2001-11-14 06:59:00 | MS Word 2000 Language gets swapped mid-sentence | Guest (0) | Press F1 |
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| 24473 | 2001-11-14 06:59:00 | Hi When I type 'A use case survey exists' into a paragraph formatted as Normal style in Word 2000, it marks 'survey' and 'exists' as incorrectly spelled because it decided they were French, not English (New Zealand). I have English (New Zealand) set everywhere: Tools - Language - Set language dialog before I start typing. In the document's Normal style. In the document template's Normal style. In the Normal template's Normal style. I have 'Detect language automatically' unchecked in the Tools - Language - Set language dialog. This is really a pain as whole documents are 'incorrectly' spelled (in a mixture of French and Kiwi) if I type them. Any suggestions? Thanks, ?Kieron |
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| 24474 | 2001-11-16 10:55:00 | Hi, Try re-installing office. I once had a similar problem in which all full stops in excel automatically corrected to commas. This means that $50.00 becomes $50,00 or $5000...hmm That rooted my accounting somewhat, but re-installing office fixed it. |
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