If my Outlook is set to check spelling in English why is the message checking in French

B

BabyGirlJMA

Hi,

I read a post from someone else that is having this problem in Outlook
Express but I am having the same problem in regular Outlook (2003,
SP2, part of Office Pro 2003). When I send a message, it offers
spelling suggestions in French AND it won't let me set English as the
dictionary in the spell check box. After I sent my message, I checked
my Outlook options and it is indeed set up to spell check against
English (US). I have never had this problem before. Also when I
selected "New" to send that email, it gave me the dialogue box
"starting Outlook as your default email editor" which is odd
considering that I've used it for several years as my editor. Not sure
if these two things are related but am concerned that it might
indicate some sort of security or virus issue on my laptop.

Any ideas what might be going on?

Jodi
 
G

Guest

Have you checked your settings in Control Panel, Regional & Language
Settings? If they are correct, open Word and look at the settings there.
That's where Outlook gets its defaults. Tools, Language, Set Language.
 
L

LadyDungeness

If you type a word with an accent or let auto correct substitute a
word with an accent, <deja vu>, then Office thinks it's French. And
the spellchecker for French will be invoked. To prevent this, don't
gussy up your words. Or, select all, apply language > English.

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Lady Dungeness
Crabby, but Delicious!
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On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 14:21:18 -0700, (e-mail address removed) wrote:

|Hi,
|
|I read a post from someone else that is having this problem in Outlook
|Express but I am having the same problem in regular Outlook (2003,
|SP2, part of Office Pro 2003). When I send a message, it offers
|spelling suggestions in French AND it won't let me set English as the
|dictionary in the spell check box. After I sent my message, I checked
|my Outlook options and it is indeed set up to spell check against
|English (US). I have never had this problem before. Also when I
|selected "New" to send that email, it gave me the dialogue box
|"starting Outlook as your default email editor" which is odd
|considering that I've used it for several years as my editor. Not sure
|if these two things are related but am concerned that it might
|indicate some sort of security or virus issue on my laptop.
|
|Any ideas what might be going on?
|
|Jodi
 

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