[Leonard F Kiesling]

i just viewed in my 2002 word program on the drop down menu view toolbars,
and there are 3 items that aren't listed on my work, 2002 word, using xp
pro, & my home 2002 word on xp home version.

the drop down viewtoolbars shows "extended formatting", "function key
display" & "japanese greetings".
they are not checked under the options in viewtoolbarsoptions.

is there a way to remove them from the drop down toolbar?

thank you, len kiesling


"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote in
message ...
Remove Asian languages from the Enabled languages list in Word 2002. To
do this in Windows XP, you would click on Start | All Programs | Microsoft
Office Tools | Microsoft Office XP Language Settings, and in the Enabled
languages list, select and remove all Asian languages. I don't have
Vista, but I'm guessing the method is similar.


Leonard F Kiesling wrote:

using new dell vista desktop. i installed my 2002 word from my 2004 works
suite. there was a trial microsoft office small business edition trial
version already installed by dell, which i believe had word 2003. i did
not follow through with the trial activation, entering the trial product
key code, when i opened the word program. i ran into difficulty when i
tried downloading a calendar wizard from the microsoft office site. it
opened the trial word program, which displayed the product id code box. i
cancelled out, & then uninstalled the whole trial office package in
add/remove.

now i see in the 2002 an "asian layout" under format, & "japanese
consistency checker" under toolslanguages.

are these items supposed to be there? is there a way to remove them?
under change text direction, there are asian letters next to english in
the orientation boxes.

or, should i just uninstall the 2002 & re-install?

thank you. len kiesling