Vista Tutorial - Personal Message in native language

Hi,

I want to have my personal message to be displayed in my native language,
can anyone tell me the way to do that?

Thanks,
Seema

Greetings Seema,

With some small exception (I can't remember what it is right now), you shouldn't have any
problem doing so already.

What language/characters are you trying?

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"Seema" <Seema@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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I am typing in the message in english and I was looking for an option in
messenger that allows it to appear in hindi. Was looking for a translator.

I later figured out that I can use some other editor that allows translation
to hindi and then copy paste the hindi text into the 'personal message'
textbox, so my job is done.

Thank you for your response.

"Jonathan Kay [MVP]" wrote:

Do you have Microsoft Office if so open a page in word.

Click "review" a box will come up on the right of the screen. It
translatres. I sujest you do it sentence by sentence. Not sure whether you
can cut and pastse it to your e-mail but you will be able to save it as a
word document then add it as an attachment to your email. Should your native
tongue have hyphens and annotations you can add these by:
Going to the insert menu. On the far right there is a squiggle which says
symbols. Click on it and it will bring up a box with a few symols on it.
Double click and it will get bigger and show the full range of symbols. Now
highlight the word you want a hyphen over click on it in the symols box, then
click ok. Voila you have hopefully what you want.


"Seema" wrote: