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staring an app with different system locale under windows
Ok. Here is my question to an expert...
Is there a way to start a single application under different language locale under Windows XP or Windows Vista? The thing is I have a Chinese non-unicode application and a Japanese one. If I set a system locale to Chinese GB2321, which requires a reboot, then the Japanese characters won't be displayed and vice versa. Is there a way to just run the application in a different system locale environment under windows based OS? This is easly achivable under Linux... Is it possible to change system language locale without a need to reboot or restart other programs? Whoa, is there anyone who can answer this? Heh... |
Re: staring an app with different system locale under windows
Could you run it under a virtual windows setup?
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Re: staring an app with different system locale under windows
www.virtualbox.org ? :) As Rob suggests it might be an effective work around -
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Re: staring an app with different system locale under windows
I could, however isn't the VirtualBox big application which consumes a lot of resources and time to run? Personally I'd prefer a nicer solution to a problem.
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