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Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
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Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
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Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
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Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
M
Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
M
Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
M
Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
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Mercury
No the blue language icon is still there for OFF2003. I am looking at it now
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.Milly Staples said:
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Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
R
Richard L
Hi Milly,
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net>
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Richard,
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Richard,
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
B
Bob Buckland ?:-\)
Hi Richard,
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp
With the language bar displayed in Word 2003, when you have
more than one keyboard language enabled, if you right click
on the Keyboard language indicator in the Language Bar and
then choose 'minimize' you should see the 'blue square'
language indicator in the Systray.
=======
No problem. Like you, most of the respondents to NG questions are
volunteers. I (and others who post questions, I hope) are grateful for
responses that you volunteers graciously offer.
I'll follow this thread for any other info that pops up. But I don't want
to put you or others to too much trouble because, by virtue of your
original response, I do have a satisfactory way to operate: it's just not
my ideal.
Best wishes,
Richard <RLMuller at Comcast dot Net> >>
--
I hope this helps you,
Bob Buckland ?
MS Office System Products MVP
*Courtesy is not expensive and can pay big dividends*
Office 2003 explained
http://microsoft.com/uk/office/editions.asp