But if it doesn’t, there is really no clear answer for every situation. If you only use one or two software, and works pretty fine with AppLocale, you can keep using it. Therefore it was not intended for “civilian use”. You see that menu is in English, but the Chinese Program runs like a charm?ĪppLocale is originally designed for software developers who work on one or two software that are different with their Windows OS language.
But you can consider your system as that particular language from that moment.
After change the system locale, all menus and buttons will remain the same. Reboot the machine, Windows will become that particular language version. Just change the option value of “System Locale” into whatever language you want. It is under (in Windows 7’s case), Control Panel –> Region and Language Settings –> Administrative Tab. What I’ve done to force my English Windows to use Chinese software is by changing this “System Locale” into Chinese (Simplified).
I am writing this additional post, because I want to let you know that AppLocale is not the only way to run Non-English software on your English Windows.Īs being a Chinese, I’ve been using English Windows since 2002.
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