Outlook 2003 subject field spell check in US!!!

[Remy]

Hi all,

I have set all options in my outlook to display UK as the default
language for spell checking (i have word as the email editor and have
set the language in Word separately as UK). I also have the option set
to check spelling before sending emails, but everytime the spell check
dialog box appears and highlights an error in the subject field its
in...u guessed it, US!!

How can i resolve this if at all?

Thank you

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

What options have you set in Windows? Control Panel->Regional Options as
well as Keyboard?

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After furious head scratching, Remy asked:

| Hi all,
|
| I have set all options in my outlook to display UK as the default
| language for spell checking (i have word as the email editor and have
| set the language in Word separately as UK). I also have the option set
| to check spelling before sending emails, but everytime the spell check
| dialog box appears and highlights an error in the subject field its
| in...u guessed it, US!!
|
| How can i resolve this if at all?
|
| Thank you

 

[Remy]

Hi Milly,

Yes I have set all options in regional and language settings to UK.
which keyboard settings are you refering to?

 

[Dolf]

Hi all,

I have set all options in my outlook to display UK as the default
language for spell checking (i have word as the email editor and have
set the language in Word separately as UK). I also have the option set
to check spelling before sending emails, but everytime the spell check
dialog box appears and highlights an error in the subject field its
in...u guessed it, US!!

How can i resolve this if at all?

Thank you

Looking through this microsoft.public.outlook discussiongroup a lot of
people has trouble with the spellingcheck in Outlook 2003. The all get
the error "error occurred while checking spelling". It dissent matter
what language you have. You can't find any solution. This is a common
problem. Where is the solution from Microsoft? They only thinking of
selling and no support. @##$%#$%@#