I have Microsoft Office Standard 2007 and this does not include the language pack for these languages. I did not realize this when I bought this option and now need to know what would be the advisable options.

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On Thu, 10 Feb 2011 01:54:53 +0000, Quester in Time wrote: I have Microsoft Office Standard 2007 and this does not include the language pack for these languages.  I did not realize this when I bought this option and now need to know what would be the advisable options. There are several ways to do this, some better than others. The one most often recommended is to use the Character Map, but In my opinion, that's the slowest, clumsiest way to do it. I use and recommend a little freeware background program called AllChars. This lets me type many common special characters (many of these are used in other languages) very easily, by pressing the ctrl key followed by a two-character mnemonic combination. As examples of how easy they are to remember, for the two characters are ~ and n. For it's c and , For it's u and " Go to http://allchars.zwolnet.com/ to download it. Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP