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Hi.
Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak?
-- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Yes. There is setup slovak language.
€žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings.
If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Note also that if you were looking for a *specific* template, I suppose it
might not be available in all languages. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "Stefan Blom" wrote in message ... By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could
you please describe me the way how to do it? €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United
States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from
Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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You asked about Microsoft Office Online. You can't access Microsoft Office
Online without a browser. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Of course I can. I can choose template in Microsoft Office Word 2007. I can
decide between build in templates or online templates source (Microsoft Office Online). Than it loads templates over internet. Problem is, that it shows czech templates instead of slovak ones (although there are same templates in slovak language, when I check it with the browser). €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): You asked about Microsoft Office Online. You can't access Microsoft Office Online without a browser. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way
to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napísal (napísala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Perhaps Word 2007 does this differently, but when I click on "Templates on
Office Online" in Word 2003, my browser (Internet Explorer) opens and goes to the Office Template Gallery. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... Of course I can. I can choose template in Microsoft Office Word 2007. I can decide between build in templates or online templates source (Microsoft Office Online). Than it loads templates over internet. Problem is, that it shows czech templates instead of slovak ones (although there are same templates in slovak language, when I check it with the browser). €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): You asked about Microsoft Office Online. You can't access Microsoft Office Online without a browser. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for
:-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Again, if you change the localization on your browser, you should see the
templates in the correct language. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for :-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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This has enver been my problem. It worked well all the time
 €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Again, if you change the localization on your browser, you should see the templates in the correct language. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for :-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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If it worked well (you got templates in your preferred language) then why
did you post a question? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... This has enver been my problem. It worked well all the time €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Again, if you change the localization on your browser, you should see the templates in the correct language. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for :-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Language of templates in Microsoft Office Online
if you read the fist message I posted, you would know that it always worked
well in browser. But I asked how to get them inside the Word. €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): If it worked well (you got templates in your preferred language) then why did you post a question? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... This has enver been my problem. It worked well all the time €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Again, if you change the localization on your browser, you should see the templates in the correct language. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for :-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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Language of templates in Microsoft Office Online
Word is *using* the browser!
-- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message news  if you read the fist message I posted, you would know that it always worked well in browser. But I asked how to get them inside the Word. €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): If it worked well (you got templates in your preferred language) then why did you post a question? -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... This has enver been my problem. It worked well all the time €žSuzanne S. Barnhill" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Again, if you change the localization on your browser, you should see the templates in the correct language. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org Email cannot be acknowledged; please post all follow-ups to the newsgroup so all may benefit. "TiLK" wrote in message ... I see. Anyway Im glad that we found out what Im trying to get the anwer for :-) Maybe somebody else will know the solution. Probably its some kind of bug (or developers expected that nobody will use different lokalization and write text in different language as is his moder language :-). €žStefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): OK, I see what you are trying to do. As far as I can tell, there is no way to control which templates you see when you access online templates via Office button | New. Instead, install the templates you do want (via your web browser) on your local machine. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... oh no thats not what I talk about. I mean how to get those templates from Microsoft Office Word, not from web browser. THats why I made this thread. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Starting from http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/default.aspx, "United States" is listed at the top of the web page. Click "(change)" and choose your preferred language. Note also that "en-us" in the link stands for English (US). You can make use of this logic. For example, "sv-se" would display pages in Swedish. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote in message ... Thats what I need to know, how to choose the correct language manualy. Could you please describe me the way how to do it? "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): By default, the Office web site is in the language of your regional settings. If this isn't working for you, explicitly choose the correct language; then the templates should have that language set. As far as I can tell (without knowing the language), http://office.microsoft.com/sk-sk/te...CL100632981051 links to Slovak templates. -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Yes. There is setup slovak language. "Stefan Blom" napĂ*sal (napĂ*sala): Are the regional settings of Windows set to Slovak? -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP "TiLK" wrote: Hi. Im using czrech localization of Microsoft Office 2007. In Microsoft Word I wanted to use one of templates availible on Microsoft Office Online. Its possible to get them right from the menu in Word. How can I setup to download slovak templates instead of czech ones? When I enter internet site, there are slovak templates as well, I just need to make Word to get those instead of templates in czech language. How to do it? Thx a lot |
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