Welcome to the community! I cannot seem to reproduce it using a Danish windows 1803 with Danish Office client 1812. What language is Office and what version and build number is it (you can get this from file | office account | About Outlook)? What language is Windows 10 and what version and build number is it (You can get this by typing winver into your search bar)? If you can give us those hopefully we can get to the bottom of it! Thanks in advance! Staff
I have the same inconsistency. I am currently running Danish Windows with an original Danish Office with the English Language Package. In Calendar View all names of the day are written in Danish, ie. MA TI ON TO FR LØ SØ and MANDAG TIRSDAG etc. Even the names of the month are written in Danish
Thanks @Anders Ebro & @Jørgen Koch for all the information. We will look into this and get back to you on it. If we cannot make it consistent then at least we will understand why we cannot. Regards, Staff
The Outlook team had a look had said this is part of their design. While we know it is not ideal these strings get pulled from the OS. And when your language settings are Danish these Danish strings get pulled into the Outlook UI.
You are right. Not ideal at all and kind of weird ;)
Would be much more ideal when you opt in for localized app strings for names of days and names of months and recognize that in most languages except English the names are not Capatilized when used inside a sentence but should be if they stand alone or are used in the beginging of a sentence.
Keep up the good work,
Jørgen
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