A
Amadej Bukorovic
Hello,
our classroom uses English versions of Office XP, while the default language
on the workstations is set to Slovenian and
also the keyboards are Slovenian. When a user opens a new document the
language is set to Slovenian. He then has to type some text, select it and
manually change his language to English (US), in order for the spell checker
to work. Even if he sets English (US) as the default language, Office still
uses the Slovenian language because the operating system language is set to
Slovenian (Windows XP, English version, Slovenian language as the default
because of special characters and keyboard key layout). Is there a way to
force, using group policy and ADM files for Office XP, English (US) to be
the default office language, even while the Windows XP language is set to
Slovenian, for each new document created?
PS: Using shortcut keys to change the language inside Windows XP and make
office detect the change automatically is useless to me because of different
keyboard keys layout
our classroom uses English versions of Office XP, while the default language
on the workstations is set to Slovenian and
also the keyboards are Slovenian. When a user opens a new document the
language is set to Slovenian. He then has to type some text, select it and
manually change his language to English (US), in order for the spell checker
to work. Even if he sets English (US) as the default language, Office still
uses the Slovenian language because the operating system language is set to
Slovenian (Windows XP, English version, Slovenian language as the default
because of special characters and keyboard key layout). Is there a way to
force, using group policy and ADM files for Office XP, English (US) to be
the default office language, even while the Windows XP language is set to
Slovenian, for each new document created?
PS: Using shortcut keys to change the language inside Windows XP and make
office detect the change automatically is useless to me because of different
keyboard keys layout