Hi, does someone have a PT PT language pack for diagbox 7.83?
Hi, does someone have a PT PT language pack for diagbox 7.83?
itīs include the software... but you have adjust it in the file.... AL for Germany... for example and so on...
How do i change it?
Can you help me?
try this one...
Changing DiagBox, Lexia nd PP2000 Language (tested on v7.76 and v7.77) and this is how to do it:
Once again, This is for educational and experimental use, and I hold no responsibility for any improper usage or damage to your system..
For DiagBox:
1- Open the File Explorer and navigate to "C:\AWRoot\dtrd\trans", find the file "Language.ini" and create a copy "Language.ini.org".
Open the file Language.ini and under [LANGUAGE], change "Current=en_GB" to "Current=fr_FR" and save (I commented the original and added the change from English to French).
[LANGUAGE]
;Current=en_GB
Current=fr_FR
For Lexia:
2a- Navigate to "C:\APP\LEXIA\EXE" find the file "langue.ini" and create a copy "langue.ini.org".
Open the file "langue.ini" and under [DicoMap], change all "%LG%" to FR (I commented the original 4 lines and added changed 4 lines).
[DicoMap]
;CITACT=..\Dico\CITACT%LG%.dbz,APV
;CITTT=..\Dico\CITTT%LG%.dbz,APV
;CITTV=..\Dico\CITTV%LG%.dbz,APV
;THESAU=..\Dico\THESAU%LG%.dbz,APV
CITACT=..\Dico\CITACTFR.dbz,APV
CITTT=..\Dico\CITTTFR.dbz,APV
CITTV=..\Dico\CITTVFR.dbz,APV
THESAU=..\Dico\THESAUFR.dbz,APV
2b- Navigate to "C:\APPLIC\LCTLEX3", find the file "Dico.txt" and create a copy named "Dico.txt.org".
Open the file "Dico.txt" and change the line "Dico=THELEXGB.DBZ" to "Dico=THELEXFR.DBZ" to change Lexia to French.
;Dico=THELEXGB.DBZ
Dico=THELEXFR.DBZ
For PP2000:
3- If you wish to change PP2000, Navigate to "C:\APP\OutilRep\exe", find the file "Dico.txt" and create a copy named "Dico.txt.org". Open the file "Dico.txt" and to change PP2000 to English, change the line:
;Dico=THESAUFR.DBZ
Dico=THESAUGB.DBZ
The "Dico=THESAU**.DBZ" can be configured for any of the 20 available languages by replacing "**" with the code representing the language. Please notice that English=GB, French=FR and German=AL (French naming not unicode).
There are other incidents of "en_GB" that I changed to "fr_FR" in my installation. But I think the above is enough to get you working, you can find them in the INI and few java files....
You can also use a script to blanket change "en_GB" to "fr_FR" but be careful, because some listing are definitions for language codepages like Arabic or German etc.., and other coding is non-unicode/standard. But if you dont care and other languages are not needed, you could have a go (make backups of the files before touching them).
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