Thanks - I do not see your previous post in my news reader!
I already have English Australian installed via the way you explain below.
| Hello,
|
| Have you tried the suggestion in my previous response? For your
| convenience, I copied the steps below.
|
| Note: Since you would like to use English (Australia) as your dictionary,
| I made some small changes in my initial response according your specific
| request.
|
| *****************************************************************
| Step 1: Make other languages available
| ===============================
|
| To make the languages that you want to use for editing available in Word,
| follow these steps:
|
| Note: Quit all Microsoft Office applications.
|
| 1. Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Microsoft Office, point to
| Microsoft Office Tools, and then click Microsoft Office 2003 Language
| Settings.
|
| Note If this is the first time that you are using the Microsoft Office 2003
| Language Settings Tool, insert your Office 2003 compact disc (CD) into your
| CD-ROM drive or into your DVD-ROM drive when you are prompted to do so.
|
| 2. Click the Enabled Languages tab.
|
| 3. From the 'Choose the language that defines default behavior in Microsoft
| Office applications' drop down list, choose 'English (Australia)'.
|
| 4. Click OK.
|
| 5. If you are currently running any Office programs, you receive the
| following message:
| To use the new language settings, you must quit and restart all open Office
| applications.
|
| Shut down and restart open Office applications now?
| Click Yes when you receive this message.
|
| The new language settings are enabled the next time that you start Word.
|
| Step 2: Turn on automatic language detection
| ==================================
|
| When automatic language detection is turned on, Word can automatically
| detect each language that you type if your document contains more than one
| language. To turn on automatic language detection, follow these steps:
|
| 1. Start Word, On the Tools menu, point to Language, and then click Set
| Language.
| 2. Click to select English (Australia) item in 'the Mark selected text as'
| list.
| 3. Click to select the Detect language automatically check box (if it is
| not already selected), and then click Default button.
| 4. Click OK.
|
| For more information, please refer to the following article:
|
| 821416 How to check spelling and grammar in another language in Word 2003
|
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=821416
|
| *****************************************************************
|
| Please try the steps above and let me know the result at your earliest
| convenience. I look forward to hearing from you.
|
| Regards,
|
| Ada Pan
|
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