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Language Change W2000
- Thread starter CliveM
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Hi,
You can use the muisetup.exe program to change the language from german to english of the user interface (menus and dialog).
Here is the link on how to install MUI:
Hope this helps,
Kev
You can use the muisetup.exe program to change the language from german to english of the user interface (menus and dialog).
Here is the link on how to install MUI:
Hope this helps,
Kev
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rosieBsDad
Technical User
Here's a quick description of MUI vs Local Language versions.
The MUI can only be added to English builds of W2K. As stated above, it provides a Multilingual User Interface (including MOST dialogue boxes, icon titles and help files) but doesn't change the registry and other really low-level system bits and bobs.
A full local lnaguage version is literally that - the whole lot is localised to (say) German, French etc.
The MUI will add about 50Mb per language to the size of the installation - actually works quite well if you use RIS to roll out base workstations without too many applications on them.
RosieBsDad
The MUI can only be added to English builds of W2K. As stated above, it provides a Multilingual User Interface (including MOST dialogue boxes, icon titles and help files) but doesn't change the registry and other really low-level system bits and bobs.
A full local lnaguage version is literally that - the whole lot is localised to (say) German, French etc.
The MUI will add about 50Mb per language to the size of the installation - actually works quite well if you use RIS to roll out base workstations without too many applications on them.
RosieBsDad
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