Why is my Outlook half in English and half in French?
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Marty -
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Hello,
I have a problem with Outlook 2003.
Configuration:
Recent HP PC: 3 GHz CPU / 512 RAM / 80 GB HDD / Windows XP Pro / Office 2003 Small Business (Outlook / PowerPoint / Publisher / Word / Excel).
Problem:
When I create a new profile in Outlook 2003 everything goes well. I configure my account to connect to my internal mail server: no problem.
However, when I open Outlook I find the "Courier" layout on the right where half of the folders have English names: Inbox becomes in-box, Sent Items = Sent Item, and Outbox = Outbox. The same is true on the home page of the mailbox.
The strangest thing is that the rest is in French like "dossier d'archivage" written in French and the menus are also in French. Strange... A little bug from Microsoft?
One more point to clarify, I have an admin account and another user account on the machine and the interface is fully in French.
Also strange, I had the same problem on another computer the same day. And I have no solution to revert everything to French.
Can you please help me?
Thanks in advance to those who will take a little of their time on this problem.
++Configuration: XP Pro / Office 2003 Small Business
I have a problem with Outlook 2003.
Configuration:
Recent HP PC: 3 GHz CPU / 512 RAM / 80 GB HDD / Windows XP Pro / Office 2003 Small Business (Outlook / PowerPoint / Publisher / Word / Excel).
Problem:
When I create a new profile in Outlook 2003 everything goes well. I configure my account to connect to my internal mail server: no problem.
However, when I open Outlook I find the "Courier" layout on the right where half of the folders have English names: Inbox becomes in-box, Sent Items = Sent Item, and Outbox = Outbox. The same is true on the home page of the mailbox.
The strangest thing is that the rest is in French like "dossier d'archivage" written in French and the menus are also in French. Strange... A little bug from Microsoft?
One more point to clarify, I have an admin account and another user account on the machine and the interface is fully in French.
Also strange, I had the same problem on another computer the same day. And I have no solution to revert everything to French.
Can you please help me?
Thanks in advance to those who will take a little of their time on this problem.
++Configuration: XP Pro / Office 2003 Small Business
5 answers
Hello,
If that doesn't work: right-click on the search engine at the top left corner at the bottom of the Outlook calendar and click on translate to French (thanks nino34130)
@++ and thanks again Sly One.
- you need to run Start/Run (or Windows key + R)
- In the dialogue box, type
outlook.exe /resetfoldernames
- And it should work.
If that doesn't work: right-click on the search engine at the top left corner at the bottom of the Outlook calendar and click on translate to French (thanks nino34130)
@++ and thanks again Sly One.
After running the command line, the folders transferred from English to French. However, every morning the English folders reappear alongside the French ones. I'm experiencing this phenomenon with several users.
For example, the Inbox is the active folder (my emails go into this one), but Inbox, which had been deleted, reappears upon restart (the same happens if I delete it). I am using Office 2003.
Has anyone else experienced this, and if so, do you have a solution...Thank you.