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I am regularly conversing with people in several countries, about half of which speak English, and the other ones French.
So for half the emails I compose, I need to manually switch the language for spell check.
Is it possible to define a preference language linked to a contact, so that when I create a new message Outlook knows automatically in which language it should do the spell check ?
I am using Outlook 2010.
Have you tried adding a new shortcut to the...good lord...I forgot what its called because its been around for so many years. I hope you know what I am talking about... – Ramhound – 2014-06-11T11:33:01.730
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its to early in the morning. – Ramhound – 2014-06-11T11:47:10.577Please explain what you've tried so far, you've already wasted CharlieRB's time. Edit your post. -1.
– Dave – 2014-06-11T12:55:09.157Follow-up after working with altered settings for about a day : by simply changing my default message language from French to English, and keeping the language auto-detection on, it works much better now. English messages are spell-checked in English, and for French messages, Outlook is able to detect they are in French after typing one or two sentences. – Christophe Franco – 2014-06-12T10:02:22.497