> > Dear all, > > Hello, this is Tetsuya Suga, recently started to translate PSPP into > Japanese. > (some of you know another e-mail address of mine, but never mind.) >
Better state which one you prefer so we can use that one. I guess the latest. > > After Harry provided the new PSPP package for MSWindows including the > Japanese translation, some of my Japanese friends told me that they > still want to use PSPP in English. It is partly because they are > already used to English. > > This situation may happen not only in Japanese. > Yes > Thus, it will be great if PSPP has a setting option that can enable > users to switch the language. > I support that, but as most people want localized or the original language this seems not to be such a big deal to me. And if you make this configurable, most likely there are more variables to change. So is it worth it? John solution of adding an environment variable would do the trick, survive an upgrade and can be done per user. For MSWindows people can find how in, for example, http://www.itechtalk.com/thread3595.html Another quick and dirty solution might be to remove the locale directory, \Program files\PSPP\share\locale, however this has to be done after an installation again. Have fun
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