We have exchange 2000, and this computer is on a windows 2000 domain the
client program is Outlook 2003.

This user's spelling language resets back to US, every time we set it to
Australia.
Steps we are taking:
1. We start outlook
2. tools - options - spelling
3. At international dictionaries - Language drop down list, we select
"English (Australia)"
4. click OK
5. go back into tools - options - spelling
6. discover that the drop down list selection displays "English (U.S.)"

What needs to happen to make it stick?

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We have exchange 2000, and this computer is on a windows 2000 domain
the client program is Outlook 2003.

This user's spelling language resets back to US, every time we set it
to Australia.
Steps we are taking:
1. We start outlook
2. tools - options - spelling
3. At international dictionaries - Language drop down list, we select
"English (Australia)"
4. click OK
5. go back into tools - options - spelling
6. discover that the drop down list selection displays "English
(U.S.)"
What needs to happen to make it stick?

Does the user have local admin rights on the computer? Might try temporarily
granting same, making the change, and then revoking the permissions....