Vista language-neutrality: end of "this add-on for other languages will be available later"?

Edric

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01-26-2007

Hi

The MUI approach used in Vista means that most of SPs and Betas will work on
any localization of Vista? It is frustrating to get a needed SP just to run
it and see that message "This program is not suited for the language of your
OS"... To overcome this in my XP Pro I purchase an English version and
applied the MUI for my language. So I see everything (most) of the OS
localized and all Betas and SPs get installed without any complaint... I
guess I don't need to do that with Vista.

Tks

Edric

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