How To Install Mui On Vista
Vista Enterprise and Ultimate is supposed to have full MUI capabilities. Furthermore, it is said to have a per-user display language capability, however I cannot find any solid information on this topic, so I'd be really glad if someone here could explain me how adding new display languages really work and where I could find information about the supported locales. What does for example installing a new display language mean in licensing terms?
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Do I need to own two licenses to be able to have two different d.ls? Is this an Ultimate-only feature, or does that only apply to the ability to create custom setup images with different languages preloaded. Will localized Vista installers still come out or how will languages later be added to the installer?
Nvivo 10 Cracked. Thanks for the help in advance. All Vista SKUs have full MUI capabilities but you can only install additional MUI language packs on Vista Enterprise and Ultimate SKUs only. You can install LIP on all Vista SKUs though. By full MUI capabilities, I mean will load the right language resources in your application.
With Vista Enterprise and Ultimate, you can install as many MUI language packs or LIP as you want (within your hardware's capabilities). You won't need additional license to install the additional languages. In Vista, the codes are stored in separate files from the localizable resources. Installing additional languages will add additional localizable resources in the different languages to your system. To read more about MUI, see There will be localized Vista available in about 32 languages. Thanks, Sayuri Sayuri Wijaya Program Manager @ MUI Ask me about installing additional languages on your Vista This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no rights.
'Zaki' wrote: >Vista Enterprise and Ultimate is supposed to have full MUI capabilities. >Furthermore, it is said to have a per-user display language capability, >however I cannot find any solid information on this topic, so I'd be really >glad if someone here could explain me how adding new display languages really >work and where I could find information about the supported locales. >>What does for example installing a new display language mean in licensing >terms?
Do I need to own two licenses to be able to have two different d.ls? >Is this an Ultimate-only feature, or does that only apply to the ability to >create custom setup images with different languages preloaded. Will localized >Vista installers still come out or how will languages later be added to the >installer? >>Thanks for the help in advance.
Sauri Vijaya, can you plz tell me about this in details, for eg, i can have English and other user may be my family can have local languages like tamil/telugu etc? Thankx K.S.Sathish Pillai 'Sayuri Wijaya [MSFT]' wrote in message news: >All Vista SKUs have full MUI capabilities but you can only install >additional >2nd Admission College College Difference Edition Essay Guide Made That. MUI language packs on Vista Enterprise and Ultimate SKUs only. You can >install LIP on all Vista SKUs though.
By full MUI capabilities, I mean >will >load the right language resources in your application. >>With Vista Enterprise and Ultimate, you can install as many MUI language >packs or LIP as you want (within your hardware's capabilities). You won't >need additional license to install the additional languages. >>In Vista, the codes are stored in separate files from the localizable >resources. Installing additional languages will add additional localizable >resources in the different languages to your system. To read more about >MUI, >see >>There will be localized Vista available in about 32 languages. >>Thanks, >Sayuri >>Sayuri Wijaya Program Manager @ MUI Ask me about installing additional >languages on your Vista >>>This posting is provided 'AS IS' with no warranties, and confers no >rights.