Alternate Language on XP Home ed

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I have a friend whose parents speak and read Korean. They
have set up the computer so that all information and
toolbars are in Korean [IE, Word etc]. My friend speaks
and reads both English and Korean. I, unfortunatley, only
speak and read English. I have been trying to help him
improve his use of Word and IE, but I have to keep asking
him to translate what is written on the toolbars.

Question: Is it possible to set up a User so that when I
am there we have an English based toolbar, and when his
parents want to use the computer they can have their
Korean based toolbars?

If this is possible, how can I achieve it. I have tried
the "multilanguage" support but can't seem to "make it
work".

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[Bob Buckland ?:-\)]

Hi Peter,

If they're using a Korean language edition
of MS Office then no, there isn't a feature
included in Office retail editions for setting
the toolbars and menus into English.

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I have a friend whose parents speak and read Korean. They
have set up the computer so that all information and
toolbars are in Korean [IE, Word etc]. My friend speaks
and reads both English and Korean. I, unfortunatley, only
speak and read English. I have been trying to help him
improve his use of Word and IE, but I have to keep asking
him to translate what is written on the toolbars.

Question: Is it possible to set up a User so that when I
am there we have an English based toolbar, and when his
parents want to use the computer they can have their
Korean based toolbars?

If this is possible, how can I achieve it. I have tried
the "multilanguage" support but can't seem to "make it
work".

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Hope that helps,

Bob Buckland ? MS Word/Office MVP
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