To switch between languages in Windows 10 and Windows 8, use the language bar in the Notification Area of the Taskbar or use the keyboard shortcut Windows key + Spacebar. In Internet Explorer: Gears menu-> Manage Add-ons-> Spelling CorrectionĪdding support for an additional language in Windows 10. Start-> Settings-> Time & language-> Region & language-> Add a languageĬontrol Panel-> Clock, Language, and Region-> Language-> Add a language Internet Explorer 10, Internet Explorer 11 and Edge completely depend on Windows to offer you spell check capabilities.īy default, Windows only offers you spell check capabilities for the language that you chose to install Windows in, but luckily it is quite easy to add additional languages in the following way Outlook on the Web (formerly known as Outlook Web App or OWA) completely relies on the spellcheck capabilities of the Internet Browser that you are using.įor some browsers, it is quite easy to add additional spell-check languages while for others you need to dig a little bit deeper within the options and settings that the browser provides. How can I add additional languages to Outlook on the Web?
Unfortunately, Outlook on the Web doesn’t seem to recognize when I type in Dutch or German.
I’ve installed everything on my computer in English and when I type an email in Outlook on the Web, the English spellchecker kicks in when needed.
I’m multilingual and frequently type emails in English, Dutch and German.
