Ned Spellingscontrole

Kan in Vista (Nederlands) de spellingscontrole Nederlands niet vinden.
Kan iemand raad geven hoe/waar ik dat vinden kan.

Piet

Sorry, there is no Dutch (Nederlands) spell checker available for Windows Mail.

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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)


"P.v.Veelen" <piet.vanveelen@12move.nl> wrote in message news:u9gsPX$oIHA.1580@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Kan in Vista (Nederlands) de spellingscontrole Nederlands niet vinden.
> Kan iemand raad geven hoe/waar ik dat vinden kan.
>
> Piet

Uzytkownik "P.v.Veelen" <piet.vanveelen@12move.nl> napisal w wiadomosci
news:u9gsPX$oIHA.1580@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> Kan in Vista (Nederlands) de spellingscontrole Nederlands niet vinden.
> Kan iemand raad geven hoe/waar ik dat vinden kan.
>
> Piet

Having installed MS Office 2007 (any lang) and upgrading Windows Mail to
Windows Live Mail it's possible to do a trick and have any lang spell check
in WMLive.

Greets from Poland,

Ireneusz Makowski

It can be done, but is rather involved.
Kindly post this question in the Windows Live Mail newsgroup,
as it has little interest for Windows Mail users:
microsoft.public.windows.live.mail.desktop
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)


"Ireneusz Makowski" <imaks_antyspam@neostrada.pl> wrote in message news:e6myw8GpIHA.1736@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>
> Having installed MS Office 2007 (any lang) and upgrading Windows Mail to Windows Live Mail it's possible to do a trick and have
> any lang spell check in WMLive.
>
> Greets from Poland,
>
> Ireneusz Makowski

"Gary VanderMolen" wrote:

> It can be done, but is rather involved.

What you mean exactly by saying "involved". Creating subfolder and pasting
to it two files is involving?

> Kindly post this question in the Windows Live Mail newsgroup,

I'm not asking. Do you see any interrogation mark?
My post was a piece of advice/info for Dutchman who started this thread.
> as it has little interest for Windows Mail users:

That's yours point of view.
Here in Poland and I suppose in other localizations, not "spell check"
supported mail client is very annoying problem. The first thing users do is
searching internet, iT bloggs, discussion groups about spell check in WMail.
And what they get? Answers like yours. Not possible and nothing more,
evenetually are adviced to use other non MS mail client like Mozzilla
Thunderbird. But what if they have hotmail account? According to planned
changes in near future OExp and simlar mail clients will not be compatible
with Hotmail mail server technology.

And finally: Don't you think MVP in signature obliges?

Comments inline.

"Ireneusz Makowski" <IreneuszMakowski@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:5DA99B84-3598-43EF-A8A0-A597F86E5EF4@microsoft.com...
> "Gary VanderMolen" wrote:
>
>> It can be done, but is rather involved.
>
> What you mean exactly by saying "involved". Creating subfolder and pasting
> to it two files is involving?

There's a lot more to it than that.

>> Kindly post this question in the Windows Live Mail newsgroup,
>
> I'm not asking. Do you see any interrogation mark?
> My post was a piece of advice/info for Dutchman who started this thread.
>> as it has little interest for Windows Mail users:

My point is that I'm not going to clutter up a newsgroup meant for
WM users with detailed advice that is only applicable to WLM users.


> That's yours point of view.
> Here in Poland and I suppose in other localizations, not "spell check"
> supported mail client is very annoying problem. The first thing users do is
> searching internet, iT bloggs, discussion groups about spell check in WMail.
> And what they get? Answers like yours. Not possible and nothing more,
> evenetually are adviced to use other non MS mail client like Mozzilla
> Thunderbird. But what if they have hotmail account? According to planned
> changes in near future OExp and simlar mail clients will not be compatible
> with Hotmail mail server technology.

I have no influence over what Microsoft did or did not do in Windows Mail.
Windows Mail is a dead duck, it will not receive any improvements.
All development work is shifted to Windows Live Mail.

> And finally: Don't you think MVP in signature obliges?

Answered above. I will gladly try to assist you in the correct newsgroup.
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Gary VanderMolen, MS-MVP (WLMail)