Jan Hyde

"watercress_soup" <someone@mydomain.com>'s wild thoughts
were released on Thu, 8 Mar 2007 20:38:53 -0000 bearing the
following fruit:

>I'm incredibly disappointed that win mail only has the option of "English"
>as the dictionary language and yet it spell checks in some foreign version
>of English. (or should that be "verzion"?)
>
>I guess I will have to start adding the English versions of English words to
>the win mail dictionary. hah.
>
>its a shame the built in vista dictionary isn't multi-language. or at least
>include the option for the "Proper Queens English". or if it would use the
>office dictionary (if installed)... maybe an idea for an update??

SQL Server - it's very important to set the language
correctly.

A lot of people choose 'English'

This would be wrong, because Microsoft thinks that in
England we speak 'British English'





>steve
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><.> wrote in message news:eScKg4bYHHA.3928@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>> Windows Colour (note spelt correctly although spelling checker doesn't
>> think so) and Appearance under Personalisation (note spelt correctly
>> although spelling checker doesn't think so). It's rather big, you may have
>> been looking for a smaller option.
>>
>> "OCJedi" <OCJedi@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:A2E6BEE6-3AC4-4981-B0C6-A6B16132EB9F@microsoft.com...
>>> I'm running the new Vista and my Toolbar is always gray. I like the older
>>> green color from XP. I've tried changing themes but only get the old
>>> Windows
>>> 98 toolbars. Any ideas. There are alot of things that can be customized
>>> on
>>> the toolbar under this new Vista - I just can't find the color option.
>>