To add or configure the Thai Language Pack Microsoft Office 2013 , you can use the built-in Language Preferences tool to set your editing, display, and help languages. Microsoft Support How to Install and Set Thai Language Open Language Preferences Windows 8/10 : Go to the menu and type "Office 2013 Language Preferences". All Programs Microsoft Office Microsoft Office 2013 Tools Office 2013 Language Preferences Add Thai to Editing Languages top section ("Choose Editing Languages"), select from the drop-down list and click This enables Thai spell-check and proofing tools. Set Display and Help Language lower section
Switches the entire user interface (UI) and ribbons to Thai. Proofing Tools: office 2013 thai language pack top
A basic pack changes the display. A top pack includes full linguistic validation. For Thai, this is crucial because of the unique script, tone rules, and word breaking (no spaces between words). The best packs include a robust Thai spell checker. To add or configure the Thai Language Pack
Installing the Thai Language Pack
Unofficial “free” Thai language packs often contain: Set Display and Help Language lower section Switches
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