Microsoft Office word 2003 (Changing The language)?
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The language settings might be overwritten by the normal.dot.\nCreate an empty document\nChange language settings\nand save it by using: "Save as" - Save as type: "Document Template"  - File name: "Normal.Dot"\n\nClose word, open it again and see. Should be fixed now!
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http://www.google.com.eg/search?hl=en&q=convert+mdi+to+MS+word&meta=
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Unless there is no option in the setup menu, then you must buy the english version. There is no way to simply change the language.\n\ngreetz brimu
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it's the Autocorrect feature.  in ms word, go to Tools then Autocorrect Options.  change settings under Autoformat to your preference
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hi male24,\n\nI really have to do an edit here bcos I think besides what u need urgently you should as well try these new steps.\n\nMicrosoft Office have provided many ways for customisable short-cuts. This means u can program an entire process of work into a short-cut.\n\nHere you need to do the ffg:\n1. open a blank word document, then type in few paragraphs of words.\n2. click the TOOLS menu and point to the MACRO to select RECORD NEW MACRO\n3. In the macro name say: FONT then click ok. NB. all your keystrokes and mouse actions will now be recorded.\n4. Use CTRL + A to higlight all the page you typed, then use your mouse to select the font you want normally. and watch the whole fonts change to Times New Romans.\n5. From the TOOLS menu again, point to Macro and select STOP MACRO.\n\nThe above steps 1-5 helps you record your action that you would like to repeat using a short-cut. Now let us assign a shortcut key.\n\n6.  On any of your tool bar, right-click your mouse and watch the drop down list. right there at the buttom, select CUSTOMIZE.\n7. In the customise dialog box, under categories scroll down and select MACROS.\n8. Once u select MACROS a list of recorded macros appear to your right, there u shd find smth like this: Normal.NewMacros.FONT\n9. Select the Font macro then look under the dialog box and select the button "Keyboard"\n10.  A new dialog box opens where u'll see categories, scroll down again and select MACROS.\n11.  Select FONTS again in the box to your right.\n12.  Under the >>Press new shortcut key<<  \n13. Now type a combination of short-cut u prefer e.g: I chose: Alt + ZZ. Hold down Alt key and press ZZ and watch it appear in d box.\n14. Select the ASSIGN button and close all.\n\n\nSteps 6 to 14 allows you to assign a desired short-cut to a group of actions such as changing the whole fonts on a page to time New Romans.\n\n15. Now clear the page and paste an example of your pdf content into word doc. then simply press  (Alt +  ZZ) i.e hold down Alt key while you press Z key twice.\nThat should perform the magic.\n\n\nyou can also try these below it's ok and fast only u need to type the font you want each time the font list appears.\ngood luck.\n\n\nFor office 2000 or 2003\nHold down:  Alt key while you press  O F       << Alt + O F>>\nType: Times Ne...  then the down arrow key shd select "Times New Roman" font \nPress Enter.\n\n\n\n more      S  I   M   P  L  E  !!!!!\nIf you are using office 2007 beta\nPress Alt key then press HFF\nthen type whatever font u want or scroll down key and select.\nWith office 2007, the feature is very simple because short-cut keys appear on each menu as soon as you press the Alt key.\n\nhope that helps
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Go to the control panel, click the icon for regional settings or language and select english
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the instructions below is for word 2003 but it should be similar to previous versions of word (hopefully). Anyway, this will install a file format converter so you can view wps files and then save them as a word document:\n\n(In Word) On the File menu, click Open. \nIn the Files of type list, click Works 6.0 & 7.0.\nIf you don't see this option in the list,\nInstall the file format converter as follows:\nExit all programs. \nDo one of the following:\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows 2000, double-click Add/Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIf you are using Microsoft Windows XP, double-click Add or Remove Programs in Control Panel.\nIn the Currently installed programs list, click either Microsoft Office 2003 or Microsoft Office Word 2003 (depending on whether you installed Word as part of Office or as an individual program), and then click Change.\nThe Configuration Wizard opens.\n\nOn the Maintenance Mode Options page, click Add or Remove Features, and then click Next.\nIf you installed Word as part of Office, then on the Custom Setup page, select the Choose advanced customization of applications check box, and then click Next.\n\nOn the Advanced Customization page, click the plus sign (+) next to Office Shared Features. \nClick the plus sign (+) next to Converters and Filters, and then click the plus sign (+) next to Text Converters.\nClick the arrow next to Works for Windows 7.0, and then click Run from My Computer.\nThe file format converter is installed.\n\nIn the File name box, enter the name of the file that you want to convert, and then click Open.\nOn the File menu, click Save As.\nIn the Save As dialog box, make any changes that you want in the File name box, click the file format that you want in the Save as type list, and then click Save.
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Did your machine come pre-loaded with any word processor program like Microsoft Works?\n\nIf not, you can go here:  http://www.abisource.com/\nand download that program for free.  The site says it is similar to Microsoft Word.  Might work for you.\n\nHere are some more:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\nhttp://www.jarte.com/\nhttp://www.yeahwrite.com/
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You need MSN Office 2003
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http://www.abiword.org/\n\nIf you're looking for a full replacement of MS Office, then try\n\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/
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This is similar to Microsoft Word, and has a grammar check:\nhttp://www.openoffice.org/\nand here are some free downloads from Microsoft:\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/downloads/Search.aspx?displaylang=en
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You can set the language to "spanish" under 'tools' then 'language' on the drop-down menu at the top.  This should allow you to type with proper spanish spell-check.  Otherwise, if you have an older version of Word, you can go to 'Insert' then 'Symbol' and then a window will appear with a bunch of characters available with accent marks and such.  Hope this helps!
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Usually the older word programs will open the new documents.  I know the one in 2003 works with most.  You can go to microsoft.com and read up and make sure if you are worried it might mess up your paragraphing.
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first install the regional language in windowsXP.This is enough to get arabic letters in ur flexgrid.\n\nThen if office2003 install the respective language pack for menu interface.you can see all the menus and other interfcae of ur language\n\nHope this wud work for you :)
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Go to your control panel. Click on KEYBOARD.\n\nThere is an option for input locales. Pick the language you want and then you can input in that language.
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I think you can't upgrade the trial version to the new version, that's why its "trial". You have to buy the software.\n\nYou have to uninstall the trial version, and then install the new full version. You can upgrade the real version with available updates, but you can't probably upgrade it to next full version. \n\nFor example, if you use MS Office 2003, you can upgrade it, but that doesn't mean you will have MS Office 2007 on your PC. Unique features of Office 2007 will still be absent in your version.
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If you do that, it would be illegal.  I use OpenOffice, it's completely free and will open, edit and save as MS Word format.