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[molotovwars]

I'm not sure if this is possible without a full install of an English version of MS Office, but is there a way to change the language in the menus from Korean to English? I'm primarily going to use it for powerpoint since I don't have much experience with the program to begin with.

Any chance there would be like an english language patch to install?

[Underwaterbob]

It doesn't answer your question, but it's a solution: download OpenOffice for free and use Impress, then export to Powerpoint format to use in the classroom.

Aside from a few glitches here and there it's working fine for me. Embedding audio and video is a hassle and sometimes if you choose a slide or text transition in Impress that PP doesn't have it won't work, but if you keep everything pretty simple (a good idea with computer presentations anyway) it's pretty smooth.