How do you change the language in your computer?

Answer 1

• Click Start
• Control Panel
• Region and language
• in upper tabs click Keyboard and Language settings
• Change Keyboards
• Add your own languages
• OK
• close everything
• open word pad
• u can see blue bar docked up of desktop or in taskbar showing EN
• click it
• you will see a list of selected languages
• Type it in word pad
• Done

Answer 2

On Windows 7, go onto the start menu. Click onto the ''Control Panel'' and under ''Clock, Language, and Region'' there should be ''Change keyboards or other input methods''. Once you click onto it, a window should appear, on the tab ''Keyboards and Languages''. After that, go onto ''Change Keyboards'', then click on the ''Add...'' button. Select your chosen language from the list given.

Answer 3

Programming languages are not "installed", languages are simply the syntax with which you give the computer instructions. What you probably want is a compiler or interpreter, which takes the code that you have written in a programming language and translates it into machine instructions that you can run. An example of a compiler is gcc for C or g++ for C++.

Answer 4

OS-dependent. In UNIX it would be something like this:

export LC_ALL=en_US.ISO-8859-1

somewhere during the boot process.