Problem with system locale

Hello,

I'm running Vista Home Premium 32bit. I bought my laptop from France
so Windows were in french. I downloaded Vistalizator and changed the
language to english. Then i had some problems with the system files,msn
messenger,installing programs etc. But i fixed that when i downloaded
some updates that were needed for the vistalizator (Windows Update
Agent, Windows Search 4.0). Now i have one problem left:
I changed the language for the non unicode programs to greek in order
to be able to play my movies subtitles in greek. I did that through the
system locale. But now it seems that there is the same problem i had
before, before the updates (msn messenger can't sign in,firefox doesn'n
open some pages). Then i changed the system locale back to english again
and everything worked fine.
So is there a way for my laptop to recognise the greek non unicode
without causing problem to other functions?

Thanks,
Irene


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> Hello,
>
> I'm running Vista Home Premium 32bit. I bought my laptop from France
> so Windows were in french. I downloaded Vistalizator and changed the
> language to english. Then i had some problems with the system files,msn
> messenger,installing programs etc. But i fixed that when i downloaded
> some updates that were needed for the vistalizator (Windows Update
> Agent, Windows Search 4.0). Now i have one problem left:
> I changed the language for the non unicode programs to greek in order
> to be able to play my movies subtitles in greek. I did that through the
> system locale. But now it seems that there is the same problem i had
> before, before the updates (msn messenger can't sign in,firefox doesn'n
> open some pages). Then i changed the system locale back to english again
> and everything worked fine.
> So is there a way for my laptop to recognise the greek non unicode
> without causing problem to other functions?
>
Try to replace faulty programs. All proper software supports Unicode and not
fails when system codepage is not Latin-1.