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Old 04-23-2008   #1 (permalink)
Sympa
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shortcut to cahnge defaut language ortographic checking ?

Hi,
Is there a fast way to automaticly detect the language of the mail for
checking ortograph or a faster way (like shortcut) to change the defaut
language than go to option/ortograph/change ?

Thx


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Old 04-23-2008   #2 (permalink)
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Re: shortcut to cahnge defaut language ortographic checking ?

"Sympa" <makhno2000@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Is there a fast way to automaticly detect the language of the mail for
> checking ortograph or a faster way (like shortcut) to change the defaut
> language than go to option/ortograph/change ?
I do this by selecting "Check spelling in current input language" (at the
bottom of the Spelling (Orthographie?) tab). Then, to check spelling in
another language, I use the Language bar to switch to that input language.
By setting up keyboard shortcuts for each language (Left alt+Shift+0 for
English, Left alt+Shift+6 for German etc), it's a single keystroke to change
spelling language. In XP, you find the language options at Control Panel >
Regional and Language Options > Languages tab. I currently have 12 input
languages available on my language bar. Of course, you have to have the
spelling checkers *installed* on the Spelling tab, not just available.
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Noel


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Old 04-24-2008   #3 (permalink)
Sympa
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Re: shortcut to cahnge defaut language ortographic checking ?

Thanks for this its perfect now....

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> "Sympa" <makhno2000@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:480f4253$0$23602$426a74cc@xxxxxx
Quote:

>> Is there a fast way to automaticly detect the language of the mail for
>> checking ortograph or a faster way (like shortcut) to change the defaut
>> language than go to option/ortograph/change ?
>
> I do this by selecting "Check spelling in current input language" (at the
> bottom of the Spelling (Orthographie?) tab). Then, to check spelling in
> another language, I use the Language bar to switch to that input language.
> By setting up keyboard shortcuts for each language (Left alt+Shift+0 for
> English, Left alt+Shift+6 for German etc), it's a single keystroke to
> change spelling language. In XP, you find the language options at Control
> Panel > Regional and Language Options > Languages tab. I currently have 12
> input languages available on my language bar. Of course, you have to have
> the spelling checkers *installed* on the Spelling tab, not just available.
> --
> Noel
>
>
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