Add Dutch proofing tools to my English Office 2010 installation

Hi,
I'd like to to download and install the dutch proofing tools for my Office 2010 installation on windows XP SP3 32 bit. I have an MSDN Premium subscription. Can someone tell me how to proceed?
The link in MSWord to install the proofing tools (Review->Language->Language Preferences->Dutch "not installed link" direct me to a download for the beta version., so this approach i have tried and does not work.
Thanks in advance,
Robert

Do we have an estimate date for these, many of us using msdn are earlyadopters and consultants and the proofing tools are a vital addition to writing good reports and specs and so on. In office 2010 there isnt possible to install the proofing tools from
another language any longer(This has been possible in previous versions, now the installer complains). Many of use also use english os and english office and so on, but need the language support for other languages.
please hurry up with the release,(cant you release different languages as they become available?)
Thanks
I installed Office 2010 Dutch over my existing English installation yesterday, and now I have Dutch proofing tools available in my English installation. I do not have to switch languages to have the Dutch proofing tools available, I can just work in an English
Word. So this should work the same for you.Ruud van Strijp - Network Infrastructure Design in the Netherlands. MCSE: 70-270, 70-284, 70-290, 70-291, 70-294, 70-297. Cisco: CCNA, CCDA, CCNP, CCDP.

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