i want to keep australia english on, it keeps reverting

[timeh]

I am an Australian and US english does differ with my own. I am able to
change to australian english but this seems temporary as it switches back to
US english in about 30 second. This is frustrating. eg. US=color AUS=colour
..Please do something.

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[Echo S]

Which application(s) are you having trouble with, and where did you switch
the language?

 

[The Garretts]

I have same problem in Word.
Set Language, choose Aus Eng, click Default. Changes back next document or
even when moving cursor down.

My fix is to select all, then Tools, Set Language, Aus English. However,
this doesn't always work.

I have set the Regional Settings as Aus English.

Jenny

Which application(s) are you having trouble with, and where did you switch
the language?

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I am an Australian and US english does differ with my own. I am able to
change to australian english but this seems temporary as it switches back
to
US english in about 30 second. This is frustrating. eg. US=color
AUS=colour
.Please do something.

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[Echo S]

Hopefully someone else will pop in with information. I don't know much at
all about how Word handles language settings.

Sounds to me as if the default language isn't set to Aus. English somewhere.

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I have same problem in Word.
Set Language, choose Aus Eng, click Default. Changes back next document or
even when moving cursor down.

My fix is to select all, then Tools, Set Language, Aus English. However,
this doesn't always work.

I have set the Regional Settings as Aus English.

Jenny

Which application(s) are you having trouble with, and where did you
switch the language?

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP] http://www.echosvoice.com
What's new in PPT 2007? http://www.echosvoice.com/2007.htm
Fixing PowerPoint Annoyances
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/powerpointannoy/
PPTLive! Sept 17-20, 2006 http://www.pptlive.com

I am an Australian and US english does differ with my own. I am able to
change to australian english but this seems temporary as it switches
back to
US english in about 30 second. This is frustrating. eg. US=color
AUS=colour
.Please do something.

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