Language Switching Details For Windows 7
Is Language Switching on the fly or do you have to reboot?Â
Are all components of the OS in the selected foreign language, including help screens, applets, error messages, and connections to the internet "suggested" by the OS such as updates from Microsoft Update in the foreign language?.
Are third party software updates, such as Adobe Reader, running in the foreign language all done in dialog boxes running the foreign language?   Â
I can't really find a good site that answers all the language questions I see all over the internet. Where can I get all the details on exactly what is Language Switching.Â
View Replies (Posted: Wednesday, October 28, 2009 4:30 AM)
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