RE: Language Packs

From: "Jon Harvey" <jon1992@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Jul 2005 17:09:03 -0700

The language packs are basically fonts that help you view the homepage as the
homepage designer intended. Sometimes the fonts (language packs) already
installed in the computer you are using are not enough and the download will
not harm your computer or the other programs running.

Hope it helps,
Jon
--
MCP
Honolulu, Hawaii

"Dennis Marks" wrote:

> While viewing a web page I was told by the system that to view all of the
> content correctly I must install the Japanese language pack. It then gave
> the options to quit or install. I have a couple of questions. Are the
> language packs already on the computer ready to be installed? What is the
> disadvantage of installing language packs?
>
>
>
.

Prev by Date: Re: Icons disappearing
Next by Date: Re: disk cleanup
Previous by thread: disk cleanup
Next by thread: RE: language/IME issues
Index(es):
- Date
- Thread

Relevant Pages

Re: Language pack resources arent used
... I was not able to install the Dutch Language pack on my computer. ... You experience problems installing .Net language packs on Vista unless you have the equivalent MUI pack installed. ... FYI: If you install the redistributable/full .Net 3.5SP1 package it automatically tries to download the language pack related to the current MUI during install if you do not specify /LANG:ENU as a parameter to the setup. ... I've also tested with the Windows 7 RC + all operating system language packs installed and I only get the correct localized DisplayNames for the CurrentUICulture that is the current users default. ...
(microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
Re: MUI pack resources arent used
... It seems like the Framework doesn't retrieve the localized DisplayNames from the operating system's language packs. ... FYI: If you install the redistributable/full .Net 3.5SP1 package it automatically tries to download the language pack related to the current MUI during install if you do not specify /LANG:ENU as a parameter to the setup. ... If you now log on using the dutch MUI you get the correct localized DisplayName for the ga-ie culture in dutch, but after changing the CurrentUICulture to fr-fr you don't get the french localized DisplayName for the ga-ie culture. ...
(microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
Re: Advanced Internet Options
... language pack so I don't have a "before" version of the registry. ... If I decline to load a pack, I wont be asked again if I revisit that ... As far as reversing "Never install any language packs." ...
(microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.setup)
Re: Language pack resources arent used
... "Peter Gibbons" wrote in message ... I've also tested with the Windows 7 RC + all operating system language packs installed and I only get the correct localized DisplayNames for the CurrentUICulture that is the current users default. ... when I install the spanish and japanese Windows 7 language packs I have to set the whole user profile to spanish or japanese to get the localized DisplayNames. ...
(microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb)
Windows Vista update problem while installing language packs
... I have problems installing language packs on windows vista ultimate. ... Sometimes, a language pack of the above seems to install fine, but shows up ... and the new languages set to sv-SE and the previous languages set to. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsupdate)