Adobe Reader 11 MUI Spell check?

Hello,
Where can I find the list of all supported languages for spell check? I saw one for Adobe Reader 9 but not one listed for 10 and 11. Am I to assume that is the same list?
Does the spell check apply to any Asian language, like both Chinese, korean, japanese, etc.?
Also if I install the MUI, do I need to install the Extended Font pack for Asian languages?
What does the dictionary pack provide in additional to the standard MUI spell check dictionary, does it expand on the current dictionary to include Asian dictionary, if that's is a possibility.
Thanks!

Hi yellowsub123,
Thank you for posting on the forums. Kindly try the steps mentioned below to get the list of language available in Reader for spell check.
1) Open Reader
2) Edit>Preferences
3) Spelling>Dictionary for spell check
Thanks,
Vikrantt Singh

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