Change the Language - Revision history

Alnaucler at 07:10, 1 August 2016

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	{{note\| These instructions are for Windows 7. Other versions of Windows may be slightly different.}}</li>		{{note\| These instructions are for Windows 7. Other versions of Windows may be slightly different.}}</li>
	<li> Click on '''Clock, Language, and Region'''.</li>		<li> Click on '''Clock, Language, and Region'''.</li>
	<li> Click on '''~~Regional~~ and Language'''.</li>		<li> Click on '''Region and Language'''.</li>
	<li> On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).</li>		<li> On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).</li>
	<li> Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.</li>		<li> Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.</li>

Dionysia at 21:38, 27 January 2016

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	How to change the language:		How to change the language:
	~~:a.~~ Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.		<ol><li> Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.</li>
	~~:b.~~ Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.		<li> Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.
	{{note\| These instructions are for Windows 7. Other versions of Windows may be slightly different.}}		{{note\| These instructions are for Windows 7. Other versions of Windows may be slightly different.}}</li>
	~~:c.~~ Click on '''Clock, Language, and Region'''.		<li> Click on '''Clock, Language, and Region'''.</li>
	~~:d.~~ Click on '''Regional and Language'''.		<li> Click on '''Regional and Language'''.</li>
	~~:e.~~ On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).		<li> On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).</li>
	~~:f.~~ Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.		<li> Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.</li>
	~~:g.~~ Click the '''OK''' button.		<li> Click the '''OK''' button.
			{{Note \| In order for the change to take affect you need to close the client, ({{IMSMANG}} server) and the TrayLauncher.}}</li></ol>
	{{Note \| In order for the change to take affect you need to close the client, ({{IMSMANG}} server) and the TrayLauncher.}}

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Alnaucler at 21:59, 4 November 2014

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	:f. Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.		:f. Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.
	:g. Click the '''OK''' button.		:g. Click the '''OK''' button.

			{{Note \| In order for the change to take affect you need to close the client, ({{IMSMANG}} server) and the TrayLauncher.}}

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Alnaucler at 12:17, 7 August 2014

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	:d. Click on '''Regional and Language'''.		:d. Click on '''Regional and Language'''.
	:e. On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).		:e. On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).
	:f. Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. ~~Some~~ use a comma and ~~some~~ use a dot.		:f. Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. E.g. Ecuador use comma and Peru use dot.
	:g. Click the '''OK''' button.		:g. Click the '''OK''' button.

Laura: Version 6.0

2014-02-12T19:52:38Z

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	:a. Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.		:a. Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.
	:b. Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.		:b. Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.
	:c. Click on ~~the~~ '''Regional and Language ~~Options~~'''.		{{note\| These instructions are for Windows 7. Other versions of Windows may be slightly different.}}
	:d. On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).		:c. Click on '''Clock, Language, and Region'''.
	:e. Verify that you have selected the correct variation ~~since e~~.~~g. if comma or dot is used as~~ decimal symbol is different in countries that ~~uses~~ the same language.		:d. Click on '''Regional and Language'''.
	:f. Click the '''OK''' button.		:e. On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).
			:f. Verify that you have selected the correct variation. For example, the decimal symbol can be different in countries that use the same language. Some use a comma and some use a dot.
			:g. Click the '''OK''' button.

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Dionysia at 14:14, 11 December 2013

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	:e. Verify that you have selected the correct variation since e.g. if comma or dot is used as decimal symbol is different in countries that uses the same language.		:e. Verify that you have selected the correct variation since e.g. if comma or dot is used as decimal symbol is different in countries that uses the same language.
	:f. Click the '''OK''' button.		:f. Click the '''OK''' button.

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Alnaucler at 21:39, 14 September 2013

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	How to change the language:		How to change the language:
	::a.Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.		:a. Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.
	::b.Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.		:b. Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.
	::c.Click on the '''Regional and Language Options'''.		:c. Click on the '''Regional and Language Options'''.
	:~~:The Regional and Language Options window displays~~.		:d. On the first tab select the desired language and '''variation''' in the list e.g. Spanish (Ecuador).
	~~<li>~~On the first tab select the desired language ~~from~~ the list.~~</li>~~		:e. Verify that you have selected the correct variation since e.g. if comma or dot is used as decimal symbol is different in countries that uses the same language.
	~~<li>~~Click the '''OK''' button.~~</li>~~		:f. Click the '''OK''' button.

	~~</ol>~~

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Alnaucler at 21:30, 14 September 2013

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	{{note\| To modify which language to use in the Control panel the user is required to have permission to change settings on the computer.}}		{{note\| To modify which language to use in the Control panel the user is required to have permission to change settings on the computer.}}
	:
	~~<ol>~~
	~~<li>If you are running Windows 2000:</li>~~
	~~::a.Click the Windows start menu.~~
	~~::b.Click the '''Settings''' option.~~
	~~::c.Click the '''Control Panel''' option.~~

	~~If you are running Windows XP~~:		How to change the language:
	::a.Click the Windows '''~~start~~''' ~~menu~~.		::a.Click the on the Windows '''Start''' button.
	::b.~~Click~~ the '''Control Panel''' option.		::b.Choose the '''Control Panel''' option.
	::c.~~From the Windows start menu, select~~ the ~~'''Settings''' option.~~		::c.Click on the '''Regional and Language Options'''.
	~~<li>Select~~ '''Regional and Language Options'''.~~</li>~~
	::The Regional and Language Options window displays.		::The Regional and Language Options window displays.
	<li>In the ~~Standard and formats section of the Regional Options~~ tab, select the language from the list.</li>		<li>On the first tab select the desired language from the list.</li>
	<li>Click the '''OK''' button.</li>		<li>Click the '''OK''' button.</li>
	~~::The Regional and Language Options window closes.~~
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Alnaucler at 21:17, 14 September 2013

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	IMSMA is using the language that is set in Regional settings in the Control panel.		IMSMA is using the language that is set in Regional settings in the Control panel.

			{{note\| To modify which language to use in the Control panel the user is required to have permission to change settings on the computer.}}
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Alnaucler at 21:15, 14 September 2013

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	~~To run~~ IMSMA in ~~another language~~:		IMSMA is using the language that is set in Regional settings in the Control panel.

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	<ol>		<ol>
	<li>If you are running Windows 2000:</li>		<li>If you are running Windows 2000:</li>