writing style

[princeton]

when i go to word-preference-spelling and grammer,
the writing style says 'correzione veloce' which i dont understand what
it means as it was 'standard' when i last check it.



how do i change the writing style?

 

[Michel Bintener]

"correzione veloce" is Italian and means, literally translated, "fast
correction". You obviously shouldn't see this, which leads me to the
following question: did you have a Test Drive (demo) version of Office on
your Mac which you then did not fully remove when you installed the full
version? I have seen this strange language mix-up on other Macs where people
forgot to remove the Test Drive. If that is the case, use the Remove Office
tool in Applications/Microsoft Office 2004/Additional Tools/Remove Office to
get rid of the Test Drive, and that should fix your problem.

 

[princeton]

i followed the steps but wouldnt that remove my full version as well?
because it says remove office 2004(including test drive).

 

[Michel Bintener]

I can't tell you; I've never had to do remove the test drive. According to
some recent posts on the Microsoft Office newsgroup, however, it seems to be
possible to remove the Test Drive without affecting the full version. If
not, you might have to reinstall Office 2004 afterwards. If you have to do
that, don't forget to apply all the updates that are available; to do that,
run the Microsoft AutoUpdate application a number of times.

 

[Roger Morris]

i followed the steps but wouldnt that remove my full version as well?
because it says remove office 2004(including test drive).

I'm speaking from memory here so hope someone can backup what I say.

I have done this (remove test drive) quite some while ago and think the
message "including test drive" means "you can use this button to remove
test drive as well as to remove a previous version".
I think affter choosing this you will see a list of installed versions
from which you can choose "test drive"