Office 2010 Proofing Language

Hello,
we have a few terminal servers all installed with Office 2010 Std. Default Proofing language is English but that certain client has users from multiple countries. I want to add more language (proofing - Grammar, Spelling etc), French is going ok (is installed)
but i also want to add Dutch and German.
Where can i download these language packs for Office 2010 and can these be downloaden free?
kr.
Emiel Brinkman

Hi Emiel,
Office 2010 Language Pack is not free, you can purchase and download Language Pack for Office 2010 from this link:
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/productID.253665800?cdid=[lc]
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