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I have a language bar for two languages (English and Cyrillic) installed on
my Windows XP Home machine running MS Word 2003. This applet runs fine and
I'm able to switch from one language to another by pressing left shift+Alt
keys.
However, on another machine in the past, I had some additional applet which
allowed me to "correct" and to convert short text typed, say, in English
into Russian by highlighting this text and clicking on a small blue icon
next to the language bar.
I do not remember the name of this applet and do not know where it came
from. I searched Microsoft download site to no avail.
May someone please suggest the name of this applet and where to find it?
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Ilya Zeldes
Fort Myers, Florida

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Un update to my question.
Just found the MS Keyboard Convert Service, downloaded and installed it.
Back in service...
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I have a language bar for two languages (English and Cyrillic) installed on
my Windows XP Home machine running MS Word 2003. This applet runs fine and
I'm able to switch from one language to another by pressing left shift+Alt
keys.
However, on another machine in the past, I had some additional applet
which allowed me to "correct" and to convert short text typed, say, in
English into Russian by highlighting this text and clicking on a small
blue icon next to the language bar.
I do not remember the name of this applet and do not know where it came
from. I searched Microsoft download site to no avail.
May someone please suggest the name of this applet and where to find it?
--
Ilya Zeldes
Fort Myers, Florida