Office 2007 Language setting

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SilvrT

How do I set the language in Office 2007 to always be English (US).
Seems everything I try doesn't work. I even went into control panel
and changed the regional settings there. I might add that the Office
2007 help on this SUCKS because it's instructions reference things
that don't even exist! for example, it says "click Start | Control
Panel | Clock" There is no choice called "Clock". Following that,
help says to click something else after Clock but how can you do that
when ONE CLICK doesn't open anything??? DUHHHH

N-E-Wayz, if anyone has an answer to my Q, thanks in advance for your
reply.
 
S

Sinclair

Start>All programs>Microsoft Office>Microsoft Office Tools>Microsoft Office
Language Settings
 
S

SilvrT

Start>All programs>Microsoft Office>Microsoft Office Tools>Microsoft Office
Language Settings






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Been there, done that... when I open Word, the language defaults to
English(Canadian). When I double click that on the status bar, it
allows me to select the language I want (English(US)) and I click the
Default button which supposedly will cause all new documents based on
the Normal template to use that language... doesn't work!.. keeps
going back to English(Canadian)

Any other ideas? seems like an Office 2007 bug to me.
 
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SilvrT

On second thought. Which Vista & Office 2007 version are you running?



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I think it's Vista Business & Office Home (or basic)
 
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SilvrT

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I noticed an " EN " on the Taskbar. I right-clicked it and chose
"Settings". I was then able to set the Language to default to US from
there.
 

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