[AccessD] Changing the windows' tongue

I think you are SOL But this is the way I think it works.
The Windows MultiLanguage Pack or it's new incarnation MUI  Multilingual 
User Interface
is only available to OEM and enterprise licenses. maybe it is in the 
Action Packs?
It also has to be installed over the US version initially. I guess this 
is to ease hotfixes.

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=323282
http://www.microsoft.com/globaldev/DrIntl/faqs/MUIFaq.mspx#MUIques6

The Windows 2000 MultiLanguage Version
                                        builds on top of this support by 
adding
                                        the capability of switching the User
                                        Interface (menus, dialogs and help
                                        files) from one language to another.
                                        This feature helps make 
administration
                                        and support of multilingual 
computing
                                        environments much easier by:
                                        * allowing workstations to be 
shared by
                                          users who speak different 
languages
                                        * facilitating the roll-out of one
                                          system company-wide, with the
                                          addition of User Interface 
languages
                                          as they become available. This 
allows
                                          the one same service pack to 
update
                                          all machines.

                                        The Windows 2000 MultiLanguage 
Version
                                        allows each user of a workstation to
                                        select one of the installed User
                                        Interface languages. This 
selection is
                                        then stored in their user 
profile. When
                                        a user logs on, the appearance 
of the
                                        system and the help files associated
                                        with the system components 
changes to
                                        the selected language. (Note 
that this
                                        is not quite the same as running a
                                        localized version of Windows 
2000. The
                                        Windows 2000 MultiLanguage 
Version is
                                        based on the international English
                                        version of Windows 2000. 
Accordingly,
                                        some parts of the system -- most
                                        noticeably the registry -- remain in
                                        English.)


Paul Rodgers wrote:

>The price was right, but the language isn't. Is there a way to change the
>language to English in windows 2k, perhaps with an upgrade, please, Experts?
>Cheers paul
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