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Default default language setting always returns to US

I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check etc. How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer, Languages,
Settings etc
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Default default language setting always returns to US

Modify your normal style: set the language, and check the 'Add to template'
checkbox.



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I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc


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"Jezebel" wrote:

Modify your normal style: set the language, and check the 'Add to template'
checkbox.



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
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I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc



sorry, but this did not work either
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Default default language setting always returns to US

Do you have Acrobat installed? -- version 7 inhibits changes to normal.dot
(which is where the setting is saved).



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"Jezebel" wrote:

Modify your normal style: set the language, and check the 'Add to
template'
checkbox.



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
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I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it
always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check
etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc



sorry, but this did not work either



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Default default language setting always returns to US

See http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/LangFmt.htm

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I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,

Languages,
Settings etc




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"Jezebel" wrote:

Do you have Acrobat installed? -- version 7 inhibits changes to normal.dot
(which is where the setting is saved).



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
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"Jezebel" wrote:

Modify your normal style: set the language, and check the 'Add to
template'
checkbox.



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
news I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it
always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check
etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc


sorry, but this did not work either



Yes I have Acrobat 7 installed

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Default default language setting always returns to US

Check the Adobe website for how to deal with this problem.



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
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"Jezebel" wrote:

Do you have Acrobat installed? -- version 7 inhibits changes to
normal.dot
(which is where the setting is saved).



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
...


"Jezebel" wrote:

Modify your normal style: set the language, and check the 'Add to
template'
checkbox.



"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
news I try and change my default language setting from English US to
English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it
always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check
etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc


sorry, but this did not work either



Yes I have Acrobat 7 installed



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Default default language setting always returns to US

Well I've done everything suggested on this site, as well as uninstalling
Acrobat / Adobe reader as mentioned above, and *still* every time I open MS
Word the default language is US. This is honestly driving me mad!!!

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

See http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/LangFmt.htm

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
Word MVP FAQ site: http://word.mvps.org
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all may benefit.

"Mark Lewis" wrote in message
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I try and change my default language setting from English US to English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer check etc.

How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through Grammer,

Languages,
Settings etc



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Did you also read the section on existing documents? It might be
necessary to recreate them in order to fix the language formatting.

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"Bin in Adelaide" wrote in message
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Well I've done everything suggested on this site, as well as

uninstalling
Acrobat / Adobe reader as mentioned above, and *still* every time I

open MS
Word the default language is US. This is honestly driving me mad!!!

"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:

See http://homepage.swissonline.ch/cindymeister/LangFmt.htm

--
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.

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I try and change my default language setting from English US to

English
Australia in normal.dot (and other templates and documents) and

it always
returns to US next time I use the document/template or grammer

check etc.
How
do I make change "stick". I have tried doing this through

Grammer,
Languages,
Settings etc








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