msn keeps changing my computer's language

when i receive a file or with no reason the language that i use in my
computer change's. i have greek and english and mostly is in english but it
changes suddenly to greek by it self. i scan the computer for trojan, virus
e.t.c and there is nothing, i even format my pc and still the same. does
anyone knows anything??? thnx

Msn Changes language wrote:
> *fixed* with no reason the language that i use in my
> computer change's. i have greek and english and mostly is in english but it
> changes suddenly to greek by it self. i scan the computer for trojan, virus
> e.t.c and there is nothing, i even format my pc and still the same. does
> anyone knows anything??? thnx

Does the language of the computer change, or are you just reading a
document in another language?

You do know the difference, right?

yes it only changes the language that i type, not the language that i read
documents. fpr example i type in englsh and the next time i open the window
it turns to greek and i type in greek. i press the Shift+alt button to switch
back to english but this is really annoying.

Msn Changes language wrote:
> yes it only changes the language that i type, not the language that i read
> documents. fpr example i type in englsh and the next time i open the window
> it turns to greek and i type in greek. i press the Shift+alt button to switch
> back to english but this is really annoying.


So this is an Office problem, not a Messenger problem? Or does it
genuinely change the entire system language?


It's probably a much-needed "feature" of MS Windows that you couldn't
live without. Must comply.

it changes the language in the entire computer, not in office. i actually
notice that onle in msn. i haven't see if that goes on further than msn.

"Cork Soaker" wrote:

> Msn Changes language wrote:
> > yes it only changes the language that i type, not the language that i read
> > documents. fpr example i type in englsh and the next time i open the window
> > it turns to greek and i type in greek. i press the Shift+alt button to switch
> > back to english but this is really annoying.
>
>
> So this is an Office problem, not a Messenger problem? Or does it
> genuinely change the entire system language?
>
>
> It's probably a much-needed "feature" of MS Windows that you couldn't
> live without. Must comply.

it changes the language in the entire computer not office. actually i
noticed that only in msn. in the chat window. i havn't check if that contines
further in the office or in any othr program.
>

Msn Changes language wrote:
>
>
> "Cork Soaker" wrote:
>
>> Msn Changes language wrote:
>>> yes it only changes the language that i type, not the language that i read
>>> documents. fpr example i type in englsh and the next time i open the window
>>> it turns to greek and i type in greek. i press the Shift+alt button to switch
>>> back to english but this is really annoying.
>>
>> So this is an Office problem, not a Messenger problem? Or does it
>> genuinely change the entire system language?
>>
>>
>> It's probably a much-needed "feature" of MS Windows that you couldn't
>> live without. Must comply.
>
> it changes the language in the entire computer not office. actually i
> noticed that only in msn. in the chat window. i havn't check if that contines
> further in the office or in any othr program.

It sounds as if the "Language Options" are being changed. This is more
than likely by design.

If all you have to do is press a single combination of keys, then
there's your solution.

> It sounds as if the "Language Options" are being changed. This is more
> than likely by design.
>
> If all you have to do is press a single combination of keys, then
> there's your solution.

Yeap but this is very annoying. you have to do it all time. i want to fix
that. so...

Msn Changes language wrote:
>> It sounds as if the "Language Options" are being changed. This is more
>> than likely by design.
>>
>> If all you have to do is press a single combination of keys, then
>> there's your solution.
>
> Yeap but this is very annoying. you have to do it all time. i want to fix
> that. so...


Write to Microsoft asking them to change it then.

Or switch one language off.

They're your only options. This seems to be by design.