Issues between Microsoft Office:mac 2004 (Student) and Korean Language

I use Microsoft Office:mac 2004 student edition on my iMac. For a Korean class I'm taking I type in Korean on Microsoft Word for Mac 2004 (student edition) and as to be expected Word indecates the spelling is wrong. I have tried to change the proofing setting so Word will Proof in Korean but I have been unsucessful. What can I do (or get or download) to get Word for Mac to proof Korean? If you think you may be able to help me but you find his message to be somewhat hard to understand please email me at [email protected] and I will to explain my issue more clearly.

Best ask in the newsgroups which MS runs for its products:
http://www.microsoft.com/mac/community/community.aspx?pid=newsgroups
Are you sure the stuff you want exists? My info is that Office 2004 comes with proofing tools for English, French, Spanish, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian, German, Danish, Swedish, Portuguese, Finnish, and Dutch. No Korean or Chinese.

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You may want to consider as well:
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And, then there is Apple's iWork suite:
Pages - word processing and layout
Keynote - presentation
Numbers - spreadsheet
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Hello!
Two years ago i made a script with a microsoft windows PC, using "Office Word".
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I purchased microsoft office mac in 2004 and suddenly I get an error message. It won't launch. I click reopen and it does the same thing. I get a long message in the panel. It tells me it will send a report. I still can't access any microsoft item - word, excel, nothing works.
I have a mac book pro 10.6.8
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cassidy3 wrote:
Good news is that I can access all my documents. Bad news is I had to pay $150 for it.
I spent a lot of time trying to find a solution before buying. I did not try the launch terminal solution....
I will check back so I can find out what to do should this happen again.
More possible bad news. If you had followed what fane_j had asked you to do you might have found out it wasn't microsoft's fault for your problem and wouldn't have had to spend $150. Because while you may have an Office that works, fane_j was not suggesting a solution but probing for a trojan (google "flashback trojan") that has been crashing powerpc code which is what Office 2004 is.
So if you do have the trojan, while you can run a version of Office, the trojan may still be in your system since installing a version of Office isn't going to remove it. So I'll make another request. Launch Terminal (in your Utilities folder) and copy/paste the following line into the terminal window and hit return:
defaults read ~/.MacOSX/environment
If you see anything other than a "does not exist" error message you almost certainly do have the trojan and post the results in this thread.
The choice is yours. You can ignore this and take the risk. Or do what has been requested.

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I traded my macbook for an iMac and am having a problem downloading my office mac 2004 to my new computer. I have the product keys.

What will work depends on what you want to do.
A) Do you need Mountain Lion (10.8.x). That is, do you have newer software which will not in Snow Leopard (10.6.x) and you had to upgrade to a newer version of OS X. This would include iCloud, which only exists for Lion (10.7.x) or Mountain Lion.
B) You have no real need to upgrade to Mountain Lion.
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1) As MlchaelLAX suggests, you can run Snow Leopard Server in a virtual machine such as Parallels or VMWare. Apple is currently selling Snow Leopard Server for only $20 to accommodate users who must maintain the use of older PowerPC software. Once you have the VM software installed, you then install SL Server within the VM. The end result is you have two versions of OS X running at the same time. Mountain Lion as the host OS, and Snow Leopard in the VM. You can then install Office 2004 within the VM under SL Server.
Be aware of cost and time. The cost of Parallels and SL Server isn't going to be all that much less than just upgrading to Office 2011. Be aware there are two versions. The more expensive Office 2011 Business Edition includes Outlook (replaces Entourage). The Home/Student version does not.
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Hi,
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Here is some info from the contents of my VPC boxes.
VPC 7 with Windows XP Home ed. has 3 CDs - Installation 1, Installation 2, and Additional Windows System Files. Requires MacOS X 10.2.8+, 700Mhz G3, G4, or G5 processor, 512 RAM.
VPC 6 with Windows XP Home ed. has 2 CDs - Installation, and Extra System Files. Requires Mac OS 9.2.2 or Mac OS X 10.2.1+, 500Mhz G3 or G4 processor, 320 RAM.
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