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How do I turn off automatic language detection
Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps
changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron |
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Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on
Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron |
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How do I turn off automatic language detection
I am having this same problem. Taking the check-mark out of the "Detect..."
box... did not fix my problem... any more suggestions? "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron |
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How do I turn off automatic language detection
Don't forget to press Default.
"jenn" wrote: I am having this same problem. Taking the check-mark out of the "Detect..." box... did not fix my problem... any more suggestions? "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron |
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How do I turn off automatic language detection
"manyquestions" wrote: Don't forget to press Default. "jenn" wrote: I am having this same problem. Taking the check-mark out of the "Detect..." box... did not fix my problem... any more suggestions? "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron |
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How do I turn off automatic language detection
"manyquestions" wrote: Don't forget to press Default. "jenn" wrote: I am having this same problem. Taking the check-mark out of the "Detect..." box... did not fix my problem... any more suggestions? "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron I am having the same problem (running office 2007). I've tried doing this, and I can not find a "tool" button. very fustrated! I reset the language and it just keeps going back to french. What am I doing wrong? |
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How do I turn off automatic language detection
IN OFFICE 2007:
Go to 'Review' on the ribbon, set language is in the 'proofing' panel. Then follow as before. "Tangaroa7" wrote: "manyquestions" wrote: Don't forget to press Default. "jenn" wrote: I am having this same problem. Taking the check-mark out of the "Detect..." box... did not fix my problem... any more suggestions? "garfield-n-odie" wrote: Open your ordinary document, press Ctrl+A to select all of the text, click on Tools | Language | Set Language | Mark selected text as: English(US) | uncheck the "Detect language automatically" box | Default | OK. "Ron" wrote: Trying to spellcheck an ordinary document. The spell check language keeps changing when it comes to unknown words - e.g., switches from Spanish to French. I have gone into ToolsLanguageSet Language and changed the normal.dot default language to English (US), but when I go back to spellcheck my original document, the dictionary keeps bouncing around. thanks, Ron I am having the same problem (running office 2007). I've tried doing this, and I can not find a "tool" button. very fustrated! I reset the language and it just keeps going back to french. What am I doing wrong? |