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Our Office 2010 natural language features upgrade: A running log
- Just logging some notes, observations, issues, step-by-step instructions… – other than non-natural-language, most collaboration features, which are being logged here.
- Office 2010 proofing tools (proofing-tools2010-install.wmv),:
- again, we select custom install, “run all from Computers”
- install is extensive, but uneventful
- Office 2010 proofing tools (proofing-tools2010-first-run-German-set-language.wmv), first run:
- German is not autodetected. You have to set the language of the selected text manually, and first find the button on the ribbon:reviewing
- While choosing the language, you can see from the checkmark which languages now have proofing tools installed
- Foreign Language Support
- One of the strongest benefits of upgrading to MS-Office 2010 in the language center is the improved foreign language support licensing for so called “Language Packs”, and that we have a complete set of licenses to the MS-Proofing Tools.
- In addition MS-Office supports free download of so called “Language interface packs” which seem essentially downscaled language packs for LCTL (usually come only with (see feature list) a spell checker and help in the language). Compare: “If a language is available in a language pack or as a fully localized version, it is not available as a language interface pack”.
- Unfortunately multi-user (= learner of different language) support is not the primary usage scenario of these tools. It is, however, possible, to set the language to a default (e.g. Spanish, Arabic or Chinese, depending on your environment). Switching to another language is relatively easy for a user
- changing the screen-tip language: http://skydrive.live.com/embedicon.aspx/screencasts/office-2010-switch-screentip-language.wmv?cid=4fa3329905d7e1ce&sc=photos
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2011/09/15 at 12:20Our Office 2010 & Office365/Live@Edu/Live not yet @Edu/Ninermail Upgrade: A running log « Thomas' Work Space
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