Word For Mac Languages
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Microsoft lists supported languages in Word Help for Office 2008 (topic. 11-Feb-2018: Removed outdated link to. Word for Mac 2016 Preferences There is a keyboard command to open the Word for Mac Preferences dialog. The keyboard command is Command + Comma. Word Preferences are found in the Word Menu in the Menu Bar. Press Command + Comma to open the Word Preferences dialog with or without a document open and whether or not the document is in Full Screen view.
The was announced today. It includes updated versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneNote, and Outlook and is available in 16 languages: • Brazilian Portuguese • Chinese (Simplified) • Chinese (Traditional) • Danish • Dutch • English • Finnish • French • German • Italian • Japanese • Norwegian Bokmal • Polish • Russian • Spanish • Swedish If you are already using Office for Mac 2011, you can use the preview builds of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook for Mac alongside your existing version. Check out the and the for more information, incl. Installation instructions.
What a deep-rooted hatred in Microsoft to have left Farsi and other RtL scripts out for so, so many years! While worthy giants such as Firefox and OpenOffice, and many others natively and automatically support RtL scripts, isn't high time for Microsoft to get off its haughty, ugly discriminating mule to include, support and facilitate writing for hundreds and hundreds of millions of writers of RtL scripts? Maybe with the new CEO, Mr. Satya Nadella, it's high time to review this patent shameful bias; after all the new CEO well knows quite a few millions in his native land can benefit from lifting the ptotic inorance then Microsoft humanistic efforts are truly appreciable by those, a billion, who can write a thank-you note in their own scripts to you, Microsoft. So much waiting for nothing I have been a loyal Microsoft fan despite getting no RTL and Hebrew support in the previous versions, thinking 'in the next version there's gotta be RTL support, that's just too basic to ignore!' Guess I was wrong And while Microsoft lags behind, Apple adapt their products to support Hebrew and Arabic better with every release. Today, Apple's Pages is offering native Hebrew support which works flawlessly, and I've switched to using it instead of Word (still not perfect, but on the right track).
Microsoft is losing Israel and the Middle East to Apple, especially students like me, which migrate in growing numbers to Mac and have no other choice but Pages. 
You've been doing it OK on windows for a few decades now, why is Mac any different? Hopefully you'll come to your senses before this release, it's all Unicode after all.