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Hey everyone,
I have OneNote for my MacBook (the default language is English) and when I set the proofing language to Spanish (I'm studying at a University in Chile), it seems to go back to English after a few minutes of writing. I know there is a solution for this with OneNote for Windows, but has anyone found a solution for the OSX version?
Thanks,
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After reading all this, it seems to me the problem lies with Microsoft indeed. I agree with JonRimmer: fix the problem! Not by making inflexible OneNote books, but by making it easy to change language in OneNote whenever you want, per page, per alinea or per book. Iris
I'm a Windows user and I have the same problem on my PC. I use several languages. Although my main language is Dutch and this is also the preferred language on my computer, certain OneNote books are based on a different language, mostly English and I can't change it. It's extremely annoying! Iris