In September , Microsoft removed all pages referring to Applocale, including the official download, from the Microsoft website, thereby officially discontinuing all support since it was only ever supported officially on Windows XP and Windows Server However, it can still be retrieved from the Internet Archive.
Skip to content. AppLocale cannot run on Windows platforms. Internet Archive. Archived from the original on January 10, This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question Report abuse. Details required :. Cancel Submit. Andre Da Costa Article Author. However, it no longer works on Windows In September , Microsoft removed all pages referring to Applocale, including the official download, from the Microsoft website, thereby officially discontinuing all support since it was only ever supported officially on Windows XP and Windows Server However, it can still be retrieved from the Internet Archive.
Skip to content. AppLocale cannot run on Windows platforms. Internet Archive. Many thanks to Jody Leung for figuring this one out! Warnings: The following suggestions are primarily for applications created in and intended for a Chinese locale, i.
If your problem is only with filenames, skip the emulator section and see the section on changing the system locale. QuickBooks won't be helped by locale emulators. Skip to the second option here on changing the system locale. Outlook can behave strangely if you also try to use it for English messages. See my article on how Outlook behaves when you change the system locale.
Chinese applications developed for Windows XP or earlier may require you to make changes to a couple of Registry key values yourself. See "If neither option works" at the end of this article. Chinese Computing Help Desk. Custom Search. If Chinese won't display on web pages: Let's discuss this easy fix, before moving on to more complicated problems. Using AppLocale: You can use AppLocale to run an application once, or you can have it create a shortcut to run the app with these settings every time.
Compare this to the first screen shot on this page: After installing, the next step is to run the AppLocale wizard on the Sina UC application itself, and create a shortcut that always runs the app using the Simplified Chinese locale settings. But Windows may give you an error message like this: There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A program required for this install to complete could not be run.
Contact your support personnel or package vendor. Option 2: Change system locale If you are trying to run Chinese applications created for use only in China, or if some of your Chinese filenames won't display correctly on your system, often your only choice is to change the locale for your entire system.
Let's get started. The rest of these instructions apply to the desktop only. Here is the next panel, in Windows 10 and in an older version of Windows: Click the "Administrative" tab. If neither option works: Did both of the above ideas fail to fix your problem in Windows Vista, 7, 8, or 10?
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