June 15, 200521 yr hello guyz .........I need an english interface with arabic support but with arabic numbers rather the Indian Numbers e.g. Numbers, Currecy, Time ,Date...etcso which should I add in the winnt.sif?Here is my winnt.sif and I'm satfied with it except the Numbers!I did alot of trials by useing setupmgr.exe but I failed!so guyz give me alittle help & I'll be so gratefulin other words, how to set the (Standards and Formats) into English (USA) rather than Arabic (Libya)?I think the key is the Locale thing ! ,right?!Here is my Winnt.sif: correct it please! LOL[RegionalSettings]LanguageGroup=13Language=00000401I read the help of Deploy WizaeGrouprs but I got cofused with all these:SystemLocale=UserLocale=InputLocale=LanguageGroup=Language=?! plz can any one solve my above problem and what are the above
June 16, 200521 yr Try this code....you shouldn't have to specify any language groups because you are not installing the language itself[RegionalSettings]UserLocale=0401but if this doesn't work, try [RegionalSettings]LanguageGroup=13UserLocale=0401as this will install support for complex script langauges and/or east asian languagesSystemLocale= allows programs that can't use unicode to run in their localized language (programs coded in another language, such as Japanese that come out garbled when the unicode is set to english)UserLocale= These are the settings you want to you to change the currency, time, etc. values for the primary user.UserLocale_DefaultUser= These are the settings you want to you to change the currency, time, etc. values, but are system wide for all new usersInputLocale= designates keyboard layouts, useful for working in various langues and using IME or its equivalent. (first value is the default unless designated by InputLocale_DefaultUser) LanguageGroup= langauge groups that will be available on your computer, if available on your install cd (provides the default settings for the InputLocale, SystemLocale, and UserLocale settings)Language= the main language to be installed (usually also defined depending on what country you bought your OS in). This value will cause all other valuse for this section to be ignored.more info here Regional Settingsand as for the locale ids you will need, try here Locale IDs because there are many variations of arabic....
June 17, 200521 yr Author really BACD you did a hard work! thanx manand for calrification of My (Needed) settings:so please BACD do me a favour and give me some Explanation for the above settings (in the photos) how to be done Unattendedly via winnt.sif [RegionalSettings]Thank in you in advance
June 17, 200521 yr [RegionalSettings]LanguageGroup=1,13SystemLocale=00000401UserLocale=00000401InputLocale=0409:00000409,0401:00000401InputLocale_DefaultUser=0409:00000409Try that...sorry there was a slight error in the config I did before.....Let me know if it works...Wesmosis you should try nLite http://www.nliteos.com/<{POST_SNAPBACK}>yes nlite is a good tool, but it can not set default languages and such as far as i know....but I do know it can be used to remove the excess langauges to shrink your install.... Edited June 17, 200521 yr by bacd
June 17, 200521 yr Author thanx huyz for the supportHell yeah I Know and I used Nlite! it's cool , I used it to remove all Languages Except English & ArabicI'll try your advice BACD and I'll tell ya what happened Edited June 17, 200521 yr by Wesmosis
June 19, 200521 yr Author ok BACD, i gave it a Shot ! it was great thanxbut one more (last) thing .......what if I need the (Standards & Formats) in english (United States) Exactly like the 1st above photo , and keeping the 2nd and 3rd photos (above) like they are nowi.e. the numbers back to english only , with arabic support to non-unicode programs........etcjust give me one change in your above settings to do this...ok?[RegionalSettings]LanguageGroup=1,13SystemLocale=00000401UserLocale=00000401InputLocale=0409:00000409,0401:00000401InputLocale_DefaultUser=0409:00000409waitng for reply
June 20, 200521 yr ooops...sorry I got so hung up on the Arabic... just either delete the UserLocale line or (to be safer) change it toUserLocale=00000409
June 20, 200521 yr Pardon me for jumping in, but I'm interested and it's related. How to change the Location (at the bottom of the first picture) to anywhere other than US (using En US ver of XP)?
June 20, 200521 yr @Takeshi:Use SystemLocale = 2057The above is if you want United Kingdom. Edited June 20, 200521 yr by Marthax
June 20, 200521 yr I have tried changing the SystemLocale number to my country but I could not get it to work. I just changed it using a registry file. Now it works ok
January 25, 200719 yr Here is a link to Microsoft Regional codes:MS Regional CodesHere is a good reference from MS on Multilingual SolutionsMultilingual solutions from MS
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