Arisa asked:


I installed Project Professional 2007 which I downloaded from the MSDN Academic Alliance Software Center; that means I have a legal license and all that. However, it’s in spanish and the rest of my computer software is all in english, so I would like to have PP in english as well. Where can I get the english language pack? I tried the MS Office website but I couldn’t find the appropriate one.

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♥Cronin Fan♥ asked:


Looking to learn a language (yes I took Spanish in school but this gal (not guy) no habla espanol as we partied too much in the 3 years I took it!) preferably French and maybe another after that (German, Italian, Japanese, or maybe Korean so I can actually understand when my relatives are talking about me other than the traditional stare at you then laugh).

I’ve seen all sorts of software packages and they all claim to be easy to understand and learn and they all are at various prices. Recently I’ve seen advertised on television Rosetta Stone and didn’t know if anyone can recommend it, has tried it and learned their desired language or tried it and failed (or in my chiropractors case he bought it and it’s still sitting in the box, unwrapped underneath his desk), etc? I just check Rosetta Stone out on the internet (http://www.rosettastone.com/tv) and it is pricey especially when you figure on going past French 1, each volume is well over $200. Yikes!

Any online courses maybe that aren’t too terribly expensive but still good?

And yes I’ve thought about attending my local junior college to take French but as a single parent working full-time and trying to keep up with the demands of an almost 16 year old & all her activities and school work there really isn’t any time. Wish there was as it would be less expensive and probably easier/nicer to learn from an actual person rather than computer software.

Thanks in advance!

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Kyrie asked:


Preferably a computer software. And I don’t really care how long it takes. I just want something that works. Does anybody know what I should get?

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toetheline29 asked:


What is the best way to learn a new language? I already speak Spanish, thanks to classes at my high school (and I speak English, obviously), and am thinking about learning French. Complete immersion in a new language is not possible (since I can’t up and move to France), and there’s not a large community of people who speak French in my area. I’m reluctant to take classes at a local community college because I’m concerned about the quality of the teacher and also, I’m a senior in high school and wouldn’t I have to report any classes I take at a college have to be reported to any universities I’ve applied to? Computer software is expensive, and I worry about the quality of the education it can provide (since it can’t tell you how your pronunciation is, etc). Have I overlooked a method? Or is one of the ones I listed more feasible than I realize?

Thanks!
Interesting that you say that, Allan F. Actually, my high school Spanish has worked out surprisingly well; I’ve been to Spain and Costa Rica and got along just fine (I understood the people, and they understood me).

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