Excel for Office 365 for Mac Word for Office 365 for Mac PowerPoint for Office 365 for Mac Excel 2019 for Mac PowerPoint 2019 for Mac Word 2019 for Mac Excel 2016 for Mac PowerPoint 2016 for Mac Word 2016 for Mac You're quoting from, say, a British document, and see the word 'colour' flagged as misspelled. When that happens, you can mark the selected text as UK English. • On the Tools menu, click Language, and then select your language. If you want to change the default language for all new documents (Word and PowerPoint only): • On the Tools menu, click Language, and then select your language. • Click Default.

• Click Yes in the confirmation box.

Aug 21, 2011 - Set Language Priority in Mac OS X Lion Auto Correct to Prevent Inaccurate. And changing the spelling of some words like “colour” to “color” and so on. The reason for this is a language priority setting that should be set beyond just. I have to work in two languages (English & French) and while there is no.

So I recently did a clean install of Windows 10 English. I configured it to have English UI language but Norwegian keyboard. I have several problems with that setup: • The keyboard language keeps switching to English constantly • I can't see the language bar nor the language toggle popup when I swap: I have bound the Norwegian keyboard layout to Shift+ Alt+ 0 and that works, but it's annoying to have to do that every 5 minutes. Also I find it weird that I can't see the language bar neither on the desktop nor on the toolbar. Anyone have any idea of what might be wrong?

Here are some screenshots of my settings: P.S. The only time I see the language toggle popup is actually when I'm logged out in the lock screen and press Win+ Space. Nothing happens if I do that after being logged in. Video metadata removal tool for mac. In Windows 10, by default, pressing CTRL+ SHIFT (or for some ALT+ SHIFT - thanks madmenyo ) will cycle through any keyboard layouts that you might have mapped and it's surprisingly easy to do this by mistake. If you keep pressing CTRL+ SHIFT (or whatever you might have changed it to) then soon you should get back to the correct setting. (alternatively reboot which is what I did first time;-) ) You can disable this default keyboard action as follows: Control Panel > Clock, Language, and Region > Language > Advanced settings > Switching input methods > Change language bar hotkeys > Change key sequence. > Switch keyboard layout > Not Assigned from 2016 onwards location has changed.

(from comments) Control panel > Language > Advanced settings > Switching input methods > Change language bar hot keys Be warned, the above doesn't always work - Restarts and Sleep mode can both change keyboard default (usually to US) - I've found no cast-iron solution though creating a new profile can help, though not a particularly satisfactory answer IMHO. In an emergency WIN+R osk to bring up the On Screen Keyboard might help temporarily.

Also note that it's possible to disable this so that no key combination will change the language - change the keys to 'Not Assigned' - see answer below from Mort for more info. 2018 answer: I had the same issue, trying to use Polish keyboard with English UI language of Windows. Every time I locked the computer, it came back to US keyboard. The problem was that I was having Polish keyboard under Polish language, where in fact, what I really wanted was a Polish keyboard under English language. I removed Polish language pack, added Polish keyboard under English language, and removed American keyboard from English language - see the screenshot below: So in short, the trick is to add your desired keyboard as the only keyboard under the default language.

(This works for me because I generally type in English, only sometimes I want to input in Polish, but I can do it without changing the keyboard, since Polish keyboard is fully compatible with US QWERTY).