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Old 10-29-2007, 01:07 PM   #2
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Does anyone have experience in a software plug in for InDesign that will allow us to spell check and such with both languages?
I don't have InDesign, but it seems strange to me that there is not a language setting. In MS Word, if I'm typing in English, I set the language to English. If I'm typing in Spanish, I set the language to Spanish. Spell correction comes in automatically with each language. Except, I never have to set anything, as the software resets everything automatically, detecting the language used. But I could do it manually, and have at times, if I'm involved with a number of languages, which circumstance makes the software confused.

(Although actually I don't publish anything in Spanish, but sometimes I'll just write something up in that language. Other programs I have used worked the same way.)

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