From Word XP help:
"Enable editing of multiple languages
On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to Programs, point to Microsoft
Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office XP Language Settings.
Click the Enabled Languages tab.
In the Available languages box, select the language you want to enable.
Click Add.
If any Microsoft Office programs are running, the Language Settings tool
notifies you and automatically closes the programs. The features for the
language you enabled appear the next time you start an Office program.
Note If you see (limited support) next to a language in the Available
languages box, you may need to install additional system support for the
language. The available support depends on your operating system. "
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"I don't see the language dictionary I want.
The Dictionary box in the Translate task pane displays the language
dictionaries that are available on your computer. If the dictionary you want
is not available, you may need to install it by using the Microsoft Office
Setup Wizard, or obtain it from the Microsoft Office XP Proofing Tools. For
more information about Proofing Tools, visit the Microsoft Office Web site.
Note The hyperlink in this topic goes to the Web. You can switch back to
Help at any time.
The translation tool doesn't offer as much information as I wanted.
The translation tool in Microsoft Word is intended to offer basic
translation for words and phrases. For more comprehensive or lengthy
translation, use the Translate via the Web box in the Translate task pane.
The word I'm looking for isn't in the dictionary.
Make sure that the correct dictionary is selected in the Dictionary list in
the Translate task pane.
Try looking up the singular form of nouns (for example, "ox" instead of
"oxen") and the infinitive form of verbs (for example, "run" instead of
"ran"). "
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