Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
👍 fully agree!
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Hi,
I am working in three languages. This means that one mail I am writing in one language, the next one, I will be replying in a different language. The current way of working is that I always manually select the text and indicate the language I am using. This is quite tedious; it would be easier when I can easily change it in one click or one keyboard shortcut.
Does someone know a solution for this inconvenience pls?
Windows 11, new Outlook design, with Editor active.
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Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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👍 fully agree!
This is just a tiny help with this issue - there are no buttons visible to approve or cancel the language change. Actually, buttons are there and you can get to them by clicking TAB.
Thanks Miroslav, I did not think of the TAB button, it helps in using that sad solution
I can't change the language on my editor. It kept going back to the Netherlands - Dutch and I don't speak Dutch. It's annoying coz I don't want it to highlight my Dear XXX.
There is no OK button to click on after I choose the language from the lsit. So, when I close the window, it keeps reverting back to the orginal language. I've tried 15 times... I know I'm in the irght place, but there is no ok button on the Microsoft Editor Setting pop up window??