Outlook Express wrong language

Changing Computer Language to English in Windows XP If you bought your computer with Windows XP in some other language set as default, you need not worry. You can always change it using the Control Panel. English, along with several widely used languages, is present in almost all Windows XP installations. You only need to set it up so that your copy of Windows XP works with English.
The following steps explain how to change computer language to English in Windows XP.
1. Open Control Panel and double click on the Regional and Language Options icon.
2. In the first tab, Regional Options, select English (US), English (UK), or any other English (there are many versions of English pre-loaded) as per your wish. The option is available in the first drop down list under Standards and Formats (see Fig 1). You may also click the Customize button next to the drop down to customize the format of date, time, currency etc.
3. Click on the next tab, Languages and then click the button labeled Details. In the Text Services and Input Languages dialog box, you can see all the installed languages. Select English in the list of available languages under Default Language Settings (Fig 2).
4. To create a keyboard shortcut for switching among installed languages, use the Key Settings under Preferences (Fig 3). Please note that you can also use the Language bar to switch among languages. Click OK to close the dialog box.
5. To set English as the default language for the particular user account, click on the Advanced tab of Regional and Language Options dialog box. Make sure English is being displayed in the drop down box and check the last option in the dialog box (See Fig 4).
6. Click OK to close the dialog box and logoff for the settings to take effect.
Though this is the most common method used to change the computer language to English in Windows XP, it only changes the GUI and sometimes creates problems with few applications such as Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. If you are facing such problems, you can download MUI patches from MS download center.
NOTE: The above method is often considered as a temporary solution when you have to use different languages. To change the computer language to English in Windows XP so that it has a system wide affect, it is recommended that you perform a fresh install of Windows XP and select English when prompted for language during installation. Later, you may install other languages as required.
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Follow this steps,


1. Press the "Menu" button, or select the "Menu" option, on your Samsung phone. Your phone menu will now appear.

1. 2.Scroll through the menu using the directional pad and highlight the "Settings" option. Press the button in the center of the directional pad to continue.
   3. Scroll to the "Phone" option and press the middle button. Then scroll to the "Language" option and press the middle button. The phone will now show two fields: "Screen text" and "Input language."
   4. Scroll to the "Screen text" field and press the soft key under the word "Change." A list of the available languages will now appear in a drop-down box. On Samsung phones that use a SIM card, an available option is called "Automatic," which will default the phone to the language of the SIM card.
   5. Scroll to the language you want and press the "OK" button.
   6. Highlight the "Input language" field and press the "Change" soft key. Scroll to the language you want and press the "OK" button.
   7.Press the soft key under the word "Save" to save your changes and return to the phone settings menu.
   

To change the language view in Gmail:

1) Sign in to Gmail. 2) Click Settings at the top of any Gmail page. 3) Select a language from the Gmail display language: drop-down menu in the Language: section. 4) Click Save Changes.
The Gmail interface will appear in the language of your choice after you click Save Changes. Remember, your Gmail's display language doesn't affect the language in which your messages are sent and received.

Hope this helps.

Do you live in France, that French is enabled?
I don't have outlook myself, but like in MS word, there will probably be an option to select a language for speel checking. If English isn't in the list, I guess you'll need to download an English language pack.
If you have trouble finding it, let me know.

The spell checker usually comes fro Microsoft Office. If you do not have Office or you have Office 2007 you can download Spell Checker For OE 2.1 from the Microsoft site. My guess is you found the spellcecker in Outlook Express is in French. Spell Checker For OE 2.1 is not a Microsoft product but it works well for outlook Express and is free.

Open Outlook Express, click on Tools>Options and the Spelling tab. At the bottom is the dictionary that is being used. You can change it to English...

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Close Outlook express

Try to download spell checker in english language from http://www.snapfiles.com/get/spelloe.html

Run the set up to install spell checker

You have the Language set incorrectly

Click --> Start --> Control Panel --> Regional Language Options

Check all the settings and are set to English(UK)

Click the "Languages" click "Details" then "Add" English (UK)

I believe yours is currently set to English(US)

in the settings.....ie the one that looks like a equaliser...... go to the option above FM....in whatever language u can see ...the FM is written in english. that option is the language setting.

Thanx

OK I DID IT!!!

1 Go to the icon that looks like an Equlizer, that is the settings, SELECT.
2 scroll threw list intill you see the words, press in hold, which should read in english
3 scroll 6 down and you will be at language SELECT
4 scroll threw this list intill you see english then select

5 send me money for solving this SH*T... Just kidding I want payment in HOT ******!!!