Outlook (XP/2002+maybe 2003) defaulted UK dictionary reverts 2 US

W

Wilderness

I have just upgraded to Outlook 2003 (waiting to check performance/bugs) but
in 2002/XP if you changed default language to UK (from US) for spell-check
purposes - it constantly reverts to US! - Really annoying. Not sure yet if
2003 does it - can anyone give a clue as to why and any cure?

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B

Brett_Australian

CanyonChris posted the same problem.

The problem seems to be that switching to UK or Australian does not remove
the (wrong) US spelling, only adds the UK/Australian spelling.
 

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