[Peter T. Daniels]

At least they're there for us what needs 'em -- in the olden days
(maybe as recently as XP?), you needed to have your distribution disks
to install additional languages (IMEs). Now they're simply part of
Windows and you just go in and turn them on as you need them.

Sounds like they're contagious, though.

On Feb 20, 10:10*am, T-C wrote:
Thank you for the reply, Peter.

I uninstalled all languages except English, and the problem is fixed
now. I uninstalled the languages from Office using the Microsoft Office
Language Settings utility which is under Microsoft Office Tools in the
Start Menu. I don't know how these languages got installed in the first
place. Perhaps that's another problem.

-TC

Peter T. Daniels;494007 Wrote:

Uninstall any Asian languages from your Windows installation. (It
works differently in XP, Vista, and Windows 7 and presumably 8.)

Is it just the one document?

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T-C