When I re installed Office 2003 after reinstallation of Windows, following a
crush, I installed only Word and Excel, but somehow I could not have been
given the opportunity of choosing the language, because when I tried to
transfer files from a CD with English dates e.g. 12/10/2007 they are being
shown on the worksheet in USA style e.g.10/12/2007 and since this particular
worksheet is a engagements and do it diary it is most confusing. I also
noticed that in the toolbar the is the $ icon instead the £ one. Is there a
way I can alter this presentation to English style without having to
reinstall Office again?

Hi Zygy

Check your windows regional settings: start - control panel - regional and
laguage options - regional options

Hope that helps

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

PowerPoint Live 2007 28-31 October in New Orleans www.pptlive.com
See you there



"Zygy" wrote:

When I re installed Office 2003 after reinstallation of Windows, following a
crush, I installed only Word and Excel, but somehow I could not have been
given the opportunity of choosing the language, because when I tried to
transfer files from a CD with English dates e.g. 12/10/2007 they are being
shown on the worksheet in USA style e.g.10/12/2007 and since this particular
worksheet is a engagements and do it diary it is most confusing. I also
noticed that in the toolbar the is the $ icon instead the £ one. Is there a
way I can alter this presentation to English style without having to
reinstall Office again?

Hi Lucy, you are a gem! I am back in my domicile again now. Many thanks.
"aneasiertomorrow" wrote in
message ...
Hi Zygy

Check your windows regional settings: start - control panel - regional
and
laguage options - regional options

Hope that helps

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

PowerPoint Live 2007 28-31 October in New Orleans www.pptlive.com
See you there



"Zygy" wrote:

When I re installed Office 2003 after reinstallation of Windows,
following a
crush, I installed only Word and Excel, but somehow I could not have been
given the opportunity of choosing the language, because when I tried to
transfer files from a CD with English dates e.g. 12/10/2007 they are
being
shown on the worksheet in USA style e.g.10/12/2007 and since this
particular
worksheet is a engagements and do it diary it is most confusing. I also
noticed that in the toolbar the is the $ icon instead the £ one. Is there
a
way I can alter this presentation to English style without having to
reinstall Office again?

Always happy to help :-)

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

PowerPoint Live 2007 28-31 October in New Orleans www.pptlive.com
See you there



"Zygy" wrote:

Hi Lucy, you are a gem! I am back in my domicile again now. Many thanks.
"aneasiertomorrow" wrote in
message ...
Hi Zygy

Check your windows regional settings: start - control panel - regional
and
laguage options - regional options

Hope that helps

Lucy
--
MOS Master Instructor
www.aneasiertomorrow.com.au

PowerPoint Live 2007 28-31 October in New Orleans www.pptlive.com
See you there



"Zygy" wrote:

When I re installed Office 2003 after reinstallation of Windows,
following a
crush, I installed only Word and Excel, but somehow I could not have been
given the opportunity of choosing the language, because when I tried to
transfer files from a CD with English dates e.g. 12/10/2007 they are
being
shown on the worksheet in USA style e.g.10/12/2007 and since this
particular
worksheet is a engagements and do it diary it is most confusing. I also
noticed that in the toolbar the is the $ icon instead the £ one. Is there
a
way I can alter this presentation to English style without having to
reinstall Office again?