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There is probably a much better chance to find the answer by googling in Japanese. It seems that for once my wife will not be able to rely on her private computer support but will have to solve the problem by herself. Switching the language just toggles some Japanese-specific menu items. There is no way to remove the menu item and it doesn't solve the issue if I switch the language from English to Japanese or the other way round. In Office 2011 there was a separate Language Register app, but now it is somehow built into the menus of Office apps. Not sure if that’s the issue or not, I have no experience with it. Wasn’t East Asian Languages a language pack? I found a link for this. Logically, the one computer on which Japanese language works as expected does not have this menu item for some misterious reason.

In Word's preferences there's a menu item 'East Asian Languages'. It appears on 3 out of 4 computers on which I tested this and it doesn't matter whether the operating system language is set to English or Japanese. No other application (including PowerPoint and Excel) has this problem.

Select multiple items in word for mac version 15.38 full#

And confirmed you still can't actually reorder-why is that, as having Smart Folders at the top would be more useful since I can't make them Favorite folders.ĭoes anyone know what happened with Japanese language support in Word on macOS High Sierra? When writing in Japanese, Word consistently changes every consonant (but not vowel) into a latin letter and doesn't transform full words into kanji. I found this as I tried to see if reordering accounts on the left side was possible. In Mail, if you drag an account up and over the others it expands all collapsed account folders. I can't easily figure out which staff calendar belongs to which staff member, and even if I could see which group it was in (creative, tech, etc) I still can't turn them off and on quickly at a glance because the colors aren't mapped.

Select multiple items in word for mac version 15.38 plus#

As someone who has about a dozen calendars of staff, plus several project and persoanl calendars, its practically unusable. It completely dissociates the selection on the left from the view on the right. So if you have multiple calendars in subfolders, and collapse all the subfolders, you have no way of tracking down which calendars are showing, nor can you quickly glance at the colors to figure out which one is showing all your STD shot appointments in bright orange. If you collapse a folder of calendars with only some of the calendars showing, the tick box is empty instead of having the traditional hyphen in it. Calendars don't show the tick boxes in colors anymore, so its not possible to match a color to a calendar easily. And its still not a bug reporting service. Word has a long list in User Voice, but the recent release have not had anything new at all. Hell, it can be a rolling tally so the vendor Jason you were trying to email last year doesn't show up, and the sales rep Jason you are in talks with recently comes up, but the coworker Jason you email multiple times a day ALWAYS comes up first.Īlso, User Voice doesn't seem to be that helpful. But you know which one it never picks? The first one.īut it should be pretty easy to bet that 99% of the time, the person at the top of the list is most likely to be the one that is trying to be contacted. I just looked some more and tested some other names: it doesn't always pick the third name, sometimes it picks the second one. Or you can continue to type until you only have the one option. The only mildly plausible argument for this behavior is that it is selecting in the middle of the list, so you have to only up/down half the list. No way in any reality does picking anything other than the most likely to be chosen option make sense.

Select multiple items in word for mac version 15.38 free#

If you wish a different look on that, feel free to request it to our Dev team via our UserVoice link ->. Yes, you are correct Autocomplete is at the bottom of the list and it's how it should be.