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From: Jim Wood on 28 Jan 2010 14:31
I'm running Word from Office 2007 (with that darned 'Ribbon'!), but in the
Compatibility Mode with a document created in much-more-friendly Word 2003.
Within a few seconds after my document loads, I get a message saying that the
auto-hyphenation feature isn't resident, and that I should run the
installation program again. Well, it IS working just fine, thank you,
automatically hyphenating my .doc as I work. Is this a concern or just a bug?

From: Stefan Blom on 28 Jan 2010 15:13
This might be a sign that *part* of the text is formatted in a language that
hasn't been installed. Select the whole document and apply the appropriate
language.

Also, make sure that you turn off "Detect language automatically" (Review
tab | Set Language).

--
Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP



"Jim Wood" <JimWood(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B10F2D1F-6146-420A-9EBC-15167F8C3654(a)microsoft.com...
> I'm running Word from Office 2007 (with that darned 'Ribbon'!), but in the
> Compatibility Mode with a document created in much-more-friendly Word
> 2003.
> Within a few seconds after my document loads, I get a message saying that
> the
> auto-hyphenation feature isn't resident, and that I should run the
> installation program again. Well, it IS working just fine, thank you,
> automatically hyphenating my .doc as I work. Is this a concern or just a
> bug?
>


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