How eliminate proofing languages not wanted ever used?

[Ritter197]

How can I eliminate in the Selection of languages the multitudes of languages and keep only English (US) and German (Germany)?

It is a pain to always go through all those languages I never use und in the process more than once overshoot German.

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

Not sure if you can eliminate them, but I think if you go to Tools |
Language and then press the G key, it should jump you right to German
(that's the first G-language on my machine, anyhow).

 

[Opinicus]

Not sure if you can eliminate them, but I think if you go
to Tools |
Language and then press the G key, it should jump you
right to German
(that's the first G-language on my machine, anyhow).

Thank you very much for that tip.

I've been using Word for more years than I care to admit and
this is the first time I've run across that little trick
being mentioned.

 

[Daiya Mitchell]

Not sure if you can eliminate them, but I think if you go to Tools | Language

Thank you very much for that tip.

I've been using Word for more years than I care to admit and
this is the first time I've run across that little trick
being mentioned.

It works in a lot of dialogs. Most helpful in the morass of Tools |
Customize.

 

[Ritter197]

Mine is Gaelic. German is further down.

Not sure if you can eliminate them, but I think if you go to Tools |
Language and then press the G key, it should jump you right to German
(that's the first G-language on my machine, anyhow).




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[Daiya Mitchell]

Ah, Gaelic... I only have German and Greek, I think.

Well, still easier to hit G and then arrow down some.

I know my MacWord has languages listed that I have no proofing tools for,
which I why I suspect removing the proofing tools wouldn't change that list.
But I have no idea what generates that list, and it may be different on
Windows anyhow.

You know what would be easier still, though? Record some simple macros to
apply English or German, and give them a button or key combo, and bypass
Tools | Language entirely.

See these links for more information about macros:

Creating a macro with no programming experience using the recorder
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/macrosvba/UsingRecorder.htm

How to modify a recorded macro
http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/MacrosVBA/ModifyRecordedMacro.htm

How to assign a Word command or macro to a toolbar or menu
http://word.mvps.org/faqs/customization/AsgnCmdOrMacroToToolbar.htm

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

If you have the Language Bar enabled, you can switch languages easily.
Alternatively, you can define character styles that apply different
languages and assign keyboard shortcuts to them.

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[Ritter197]

How do you ENABLE the language bar? Thanks for reply.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

In Windows 2000: Start | Settings | Control Panel | Regional Options | Input
Locales: Change | Text Services: Preferences: Language Bar.

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How do you ENABLE the language bar? Thanks for reply.

 

[Ritter197]

Thanks. It is a little different in Windows XP Pro but I found it.