Would you like to check spelling and grammar in other languages in Office, or would you like to change the Ribbon UI language? Here’s how you can do it in Office 2010 with an Office Language Pack. If you’ve purchased a new computer that came with Office in a different language than your preferred language, you may have difficulty using it.

Most English speakers would have trouble using a version of Office in another language, but native speakers of other languages may feel just as out of place with a English copy of Office. Even if you prefer to use Office with the interface language you already have, you may want to use the proofing tools for another language. Multilingual users often type or edit text in multiple languages, and you’ll often want to have Office work the same with all the languages.

Here we have English spelling and grammar check running, but any Thai text we enter will not be checked for correct spelling and grammar. We’ll need to install a language pack to get spelling checking in both languages. You can see all of your installed interface and proofing languages from the Office Language Preferences. This will be listed under the Office Tools in your start menu. This will show the editing and display languages you have enabled. If you have an editing language installed but don’t have the proofing tools for it, you’ll see a link that will direct you to the Office website where you can directly purchase an Office language pack.

Unfortunately, extra Office interface and proofing languages are not free ($24.95), but the good thing is they are easy to install. Let’s look at how it works. Install Your Language Pack Run the Setup program in your Language pack download or disk as normal.

When the installer opens, select which product to add a language pack for. We want to install the language pack in Office 2010, but you can also use the same language pack to install a new language for Microsoft Project or Visio.

Accept the license agreement, and then click Continue. Click Install Now to install the Language pack. Make sure all of your Office applications such as Word, OneNote, and Outlook are closed before you begin the installation. The installation may take a few minutes, so be patient. Your new proofing language will automatically be enabled, and if your Office UI was in a different language than your Windows default, it will automatically switch to the new language as well. Now it should be easier to read in your native language! You’ll also now notice that you have the proofing tools installed for your new language as well.

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Change Office Display and Help Language If you’d like to change your Office user interface language back to the default or to the new one you just installed, open the Languages Preferences window as before. Near the bottom, select the language you want under Choose Display and Help Languages, and click the up arrow to move it to the top of the list. Click Ok at the bottom when you’re done. You’ll see a prompt reminding you to close all Office apps. Next time you open them, you’ll see the user interface language of your choice.

Feel free to switch it out as you need. Conclusion Microsoft Office is one of the most essential applications for business and education, and now you can use Office with all the languages you need. Or, if you just want to practice using a language you’re learning, this could be a neat way to force you to use it every day.

Microsoft Office 2010 has reached RTM (Release to Manufacturing) milestone on Apirl 15, 2010 as build version 14.0.4763.1000, and within days, both 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit (x64) Office 2010 ISO images have been leaked for download via BitTorrent network, days before MSDN and TechNet subscribers can download the ISO officially on April 22, and beats Volume License customers with active Software Assurance (SA) who can only download the 2010 set of products in the English via Volume Licensing Service Center starting April 27. Note that although the main RTM assembly build of Office 2010 has version number of 14.0.4763.1000, its individual applications inside the package may have different build numbers as their final RTM version. In fast, in About dialog, MSO has is version 14.0.4760.0, while Word 2010 is version 14.0.4762.0, Excel 2010 and Visio 2010 are version 14.0.4756.0, Project 2010 is version 14.0.4751.0, PowerPoint 2010 is version 14.0.4754.0, Outlook 2010 is version 14.0.4760.0, and Access 2010 is version 14.0.4750.0.

Only OneNote 2010 has build version of 14.0.4763.0. And even the Office 2010 suite setup.exe has the build version of 14.0.4755.0.

The leaked Official 2010 RTM ISO images are from Select volume licensing channel, which means the leak includes Office 2010 Professional Plus edition, which is essential for KMS activation. And for the can’t wait, here’s the BT torrent download links for Office 2010 official and original final RTM ISO images. Just checked today at the Office site. They're offering Home and Student Home and Business Professional editions of Microsoft Office 2010, each as a trial of 30 days. And yes, i read the FAQs, you can convert the trial by purchasing the keys. Please update, MyDigitalLife.info. To learn about the editions of Office 2010, look at this page.

And to answer your question (who may have to read this article again) this page has the Professional Plus edition, which I think is Microsoft's new synonym to 'Ultimate'. They need to graduate at Oxford.

With software releases of various editions, they regularly insult the Queen – Queen's English. Yeah right – I'm sure you remember Office 2007, where Enterprise supercedes the Ultimate. Only thing remains, is to publish info about a renowned and 'genuine' crack for Awesome Office 2010 – sorry Microsoft Office. I downloaded the 32-bit release of this. The odd thing they don't mention is this contains both 32 and 64-bit versions, and the proofing tools.

You don't need four links to four releases. They're all in the 32 bit one. I downloaded 3 releases before the ZWT release and this is the real deal IMO. The build numbers of some programs being different from the build number that microsoft labled the suite as whole is totally normal and has been happening with office suites since 2003 at least. In order to activate you need the mini-KMS activator that ZWT released separately.

I had to rearm office 2010 before activation would work, and it DID activate everything completely. Working 100% It activates for 180 days and then will require you to rerun the crack to activate it for another 180 days. This is how KMS Volume (26+ deployments) licensing works. Corporate customers, people who paid for it are subject to the same 180 days before reactivating. So complaints about the crack being 'Not real because it only gives you 180 days' or 'Not real because the build numbers of some individual applications aren't of build 4763' should be disregarded. I installed the 64-bit version along with the proofing tools and it's the real thing baby.

Even checks out as 'Genuine' with Microsoft. To activate, I used the Mini-KMS Activator 1.052 by ZWT and it activates it for 180 days. You have to understand that Microsoft Volume Licensing is pecifically set up so re-activation every 180 days is mandatory so there's no way around that. Now I'm going to test drive this baby for the next few days, see if it's really any better or different than my Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise Edition, that also has Volume License (ha ha).