Oops - I'm an amateur at these things. I now see that there is also
another folder, Geo, within Control Panel\International, and I can see
Control Panel\International\Geo\Nation
of which the value on my machine is 84 (presumably Hex, so decimal
132). Not sure what that means, but it still doesn't accord with your
idea of primary language codes AFAIKS...
Graham
I just wrote:
Hi Trevor
Tried your function out on a French Windows XP SP2 system running
RunRev 2.6 (after taking out spurious returns) and it didn't work -
it just returned "en" because your registry query put nothing into
tUserLangs. I am no expert, but it looks to me as if the Registry
entries in the French system are under Control Panel\International
\iCountry or \sCountry or \sLanguage
The value of iCountry on my system is 33 [which is the
international phone code] and of sCountry is France [which is of
course both French and English for France - presumably a German
system for example would not say 'Germany' but 'Deutschland', but I
haven't got a system to test it on) and of sLanguage is FRA. There
is also \Locale which is a Hex figure 0000040C.
I'll experiment further it you would like to suggest which
direction to take.
HTH
Graham
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Graham Samuel / The Living Fossil Co. / UK and France
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