Dialect packs, Language Accessory Packs, or Language Interface Packs can be utilized to add more dialect alternatives to Office without changing the present default dialect of your Office establishment.

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There are a few contrasts between all these distinctive dialect devices, and what’s accessible for you to utilize may rely upon what form of Office you’re utilizing.

Check the table beneath for more information about the contrasts between a dialect pack, a Language Accessory Pack (LAP), and a Language Interface Pack (LIP) in light of your rendition of Microsoft Office.

 

Differences Between Language Accessory Pack or Language Interface Pack For Microsoft Office 2016 Version:

 

Language Accessory Pack or Language Pack:

May include spelling checker, grammar checker and thesaurus.

May change the Office Help language to the help language you select in Microsoft Office 2016 Language Preferences.

LAP are available for free.

 

Language Interface Pack:

Only available for Volume Licensing versions of Office 2016.

 

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Differences Between Language Accessory Pack or Language Interface Pack For Microsoft Office 2013 Version:

 

Language Accessory Pack or Language Pack:

Changes the Office User Interface for all Office applications to the display language you select in Microsoft Office 2013 Language Preferences.

Includes spelling checker, grammar checker and thesaurus.

 

Language Interface Pack:

Changes the Office User Interface (ribbon and commands) for some Office applications to the display language you select in Microsoft Office 2013 Language Preferences.

Includes spelling checker. May also include grammar checker and/or thesaurus for some languages.

 

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