How would one switch between languages in spell checker "oppiTronic" <nomail[ at ]invalid.net> 12/30/2008 12:59:03 PM I have 3 languages installed. German is set as default. All new mails get checked in German. I can't find a way to quickly switch the languages (like I can in Outlook) other than changing the default. Thanks Michael

Re: How would one switch between languages in spell checker "Ildhund" <jnllb[ at ]removemsn.com> 12/30/2008 1:31:10 PM "oppiTronic" <nomail[ at ]invalid.net> wrote in message news:35CCCA2D-6B84-48C3-B9E0-67980DFEADA9[ at ]microsoft.com... [Quoted Text] > I have 3 languages installed. > German is set as default. > All new mails get checked in German. > I can't find a way to quickly switch the languages (like I can in > Outlook) other than changing the default. Change the 'Input language', and set Spelling to 'Check spelling in current input language'. Use the OS Regional and Language options to specify a keyboard and a shortcut for the three languages, or pick a new language from the Language Bar, which can sit on the Task bar as just a two-letter code for the current language. (I have 12 options there, so I can never remember the keyboard shortcuts except for English UK). -- Noel

Re: How would one switch between languages in spell checker "oppiTronic" <nomail[ at ]invalid.net> 12/30/2008 3:38:21 PM This is very cool. Thanks. Das ist echt cool. Danke. C'est trop cool. Merci! I'd never thought of that, but it works like a charm. I added the 3 languages under regional options all with a german keyboard. Alt-shift toggles the languages and spell checker just follows. Regards Michael "Ildhund" <jnllb[ at ]removemsn.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:OcL7pLoaJHA.4276[ at ]TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl... [Quoted Text] > "oppiTronic" <nomail[ at ]invalid.net> wrote in message > news:35CCCA2D-6B84-48C3-B9E0-67980DFEADA9[ at ]microsoft.com... >> I have 3 languages installed. >> German is set as default. >> All new mails get checked in German. >> I can't find a way to quickly switch the languages (like I can in >> Outlook) other than changing the default. > > Change the 'Input language', and set Spelling to 'Check spelling in > current input language'. Use the OS Regional and Language options to > specify a keyboard and a shortcut for the three languages, or pick a new > language from the Language Bar, which can sit on the Task bar as just a > two-letter code for the current language. (I have 12 options there, so I > can never remember the keyboard shortcuts except for English UK). > -- > Noel