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If you accept this correction, your text will then be grammatically correct. If you accept this correction, you will see: The verb is now corrected, and you will then see something like this: Make sure the Check grammar box is checked and that the Dictionary language is set as French (Canada) and you will see some possible errors noted in red, and some suggested corrections.Įither accept these by clicking on the Change button, or refuse them by clicking on the Ignore button. To check this, click on the Spelling and Grammar button If you are just starting to produce your text in Word, follow these steps, as the example below illustrates. To do this, you need to follow the steps below. If you have a recent version of Microsoft Word, you can use it to check your basic spelling and grammar in French. This can be done by clicking on “File -> Export…” and saving the values anywhere you can find them later (if there is a problem you can always restore the original keys with “File -> Import…” and choosing those keys you saved earlier.Using Microsoft Word to check French spelling and grammar Using Microsoft Word to check French spelling and grammar

Wouldn’t want to create a huge problem to fix later. The Registry Keys to change are located in “HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/ControlSet001/Control/NIs/Language”Īlways create a Backup of your Registry Keys before changing any values. (Start -> Run… -> “regedit”), to change the Language Registry Key values. You can find the download from the Microsoft website, here: Windows SP3 Download 2.

Download the Windows Service Pack 3 installer to your computer IN YOUR DESIRED OS LANGUAGE Therefore, here are the steps, links, and images I used to successfully change my Windows XP from Korean to English.ġ. Though I’m learning the language, nothing beats being able to read about the computer problems and solve them on your own in your native language (mine = English). I recently needed to change languages in my Windows XP Operating System because I teach English in Korea, and all the computers in the office have Windows installed in Korean. I no longer check Comments on this blog, but will leave this post up because it seems to have helped many people previously.

Support for Windows XP ended in APRIL 2014.