Outlook 2007 language pack

[Chillmiser]

Hello,

I have an Outlook 2007 Open License for 150 clients .

I need the language pack to apply the language pack to the various nationalities of my users.

I do not think the language pack for Office. When I try to install it tells me that the product version is not present.

I suppose it is imperative the Language Pack for Outlook ..... and non Language Pack for Office ....

Do you know where I can download?

Thank you

[Neel23]

I think the Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007 will work very well in your situation, read this thread Office 2007, change language , you can download the Microsoft Office Multi-Language Pack 2007 from here : Microsoft Office Language Packs 2007

[Mac rumor]

That's the MUI for Office is to use, and it works. and point to note, it is not compatible with all versions: What version you have, especially in what language?

Have a look at following query:

http://forums.techarena.in/office-setup/1281189.htm

[Abedin]

If your version of Microsoft Office System 2007 includes proofing tools for the languages you want, then no language pack required. Type and edit text in another language and use proofing tools, such as correcting spelling and grammar. proofing tools for English are included with all language versions of Microsoft Office System 2007.

[Reece]

You would need to purchase the multi-language pack and install it buddy.

Change language settings by using the Language Settings tool

1. On the Start menu, point to Programs, point to Microsoft Office, and point to Microsoft Office Tools.
2. Click Microsoft Office 2007 Language Settings.
3. Click the Display Language tab. This tab is available only when more than one language version is installed on the computer.
4. In the Display menus and dialogs in box, select the user interface language.
5. In the Display Help in box, select a language for online Help.
6. If you do not specify a language for Help, the online Help language uses the user interface language.
7. Click the Editing Languages tab.
8. Select the language that you want to be available for editing and then click the Add button. Repeat this step for each editing language that you want to add.
9. In the Primary editing language box, select the language in which you will most often work with Office applications and documents.

Source: microsoft.com