So. Yes, I have a computer with Vista in German; it came preinstalled. Given the choice, though, I install software in English, particularly if that's the original language - that translation tends to be better-maintained and more idiomatic. So I installed Adobe Reader in English, no surprises there.
So why, dear Adobe Updater, do you want to upgrade my reader to 8.1.2 _German_? How could this possibly be a reasonably decision, given that I installed the English version and my application interface language is specifically English? (I double-checked just be sure.) I mean, new versions that (supposedly) fix security holes are great, and updaters that check regularly can be nifty, too, but what made you think that changing the app's language while updating a point release (8.1.1 to 8.1.2 -- so a sub-minor release!) would be a good idea? -- Philip Newton <philip.new...@gmail.com>
