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switch localization to english for DOORS NG Rich Client

I'd like to switch the localization of the DOORS NG Rich client to english. My machine's regional settings are not set to english.
TIA.

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Hi Taha,
you can try the "locale" switch in the config.ini file. Following is help on how you can use that

#---------------------------------------------------
# Parameter Name    : locale
# Parameter Type    : OPTIONAL
# Description       : Specify which language the client should open, irrespective of regional settings.
# Parameter Format  : string
# Supported Locale  : en, cs, de, es, fr, hu, it, ja, ko, pl, pt, ru, tr, zh_CN, zh_HK, zh_TW
# Additional Info   : Chinese got 3 flavors and hence it is mandatory to specify country code as above.
#              For other locales, we dont have this distinction. But there is no harm if we specify it that way.
#              For example, en_US and en_GB will fallback to pick en.res bundle.   

#Examples :locale =en, locale=fr, locale=en_US, locale= fr_FR, locale=zh_TW


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Hi Vatsala,
many thanks for your input. It solved my problem :-)
Kind Regards,
taha


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 If it is Eclipse based and has an ini file, try adding -Duser.language=en

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Hi Ralph,
this is the 1st thing I've tried out, without success unfortunately.

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