dumping the Vista language/locale settings into a file

Is there any utility (or other easy way) to dump the language and locale
settings for a particular system into a file?

The reason I ask is that we support an internationalized product around
the world, and sometimes our users do not get the language behavior they
expect, and we would like a way for them to dump all relevant (and
irrelevant) language settings into a file that they can send back to us.

(It would be easier than asking a user to go through all the control
panel settings and write them down.)

Bob

Typing systeminfo gives input and system locale. To remove other system info
use
systeminfo | Findstr "locale"

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> Is there any utility (or other easy way) to dump the language and locale
> settings for a particular system into a file?
>
> The reason I ask is that we support an internationalized product around
> the world, and sometimes our users do not get the language behavior they
> expect, and we would like a way for them to dump all relevant (and
> irrelevant) language settings into a file that they can send back to us.
>
> (It would be easier than asking a user to go through all the control panel
> settings and write them down.)
>
> Bob

That should be locale with a capital L

systeminfo | Findstr "Locale"


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<.> wrote in message news:...
> Typing systeminfo gives input and system locale. To remove other system
> info use
> systeminfo | Findstr "locale"
>
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> <> wrote in message
> news:...
>> Is there any utility (or other easy way) to dump the language and locale
>> settings for a particular system into a file?
>>
>> The reason I ask is that we support an internationalized product around
>> the world, and sometimes our users do not get the language behavior they
>> expect, and we would like a way for them to dump all relevant (and
>> irrelevant) language settings into a file that they can send back to us.
>>
>> (It would be easier than asking a user to go through all the control
>> panel settings and write them down.)
>>
>> Bob
>