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    Starting Data Center Operation Client in a Different Language

    The Data Center Operation client is available in eleven languages. By default, the client will launch in the language of the operating system. 

    It is possible to start the client in a different language by overriding regional settings. This might be useful if you prefer your OS in one language, but Data Center Operation client in another.  However, it is only recommended for bilingual users since some buttons and dialogs, supplied the by operating system, will appear in the language of the operating system. Examples are calendar, color picker and standard buttons.

    Mac OS X

    Right-click the Data Center Operation application icon and choose Show Package Contents. Locate and open Contents/MacOS/eclipse.ini with a text editor. Add new line -Duser.language=[Country Code] anywhere below -vmargs line.

    Tip

    You can create a copy of Data Center Operation application for each language and edit eclipse.ini file in each copy.

    Below is excerpt from modified eclipse.ini 

    -application
com.apc.isxo.client.bootstrap.application
-clean
-vmargs
-Xms256M
-Xmx768M
-Dfile.encoding=utf-8
-Duser.language=ja

    Linux

    Locate Data Center Operation executable file. Next to it, there should be Data Center Operation.ini file. Open this file with a text editor and add a new line -Duser.language=[Country Code] anywhere below -vmargs line.

    Windows

    Locate Data Center Operation.exe and create a shortcut to it. Open shortcut properties and edit the Target line. Add -nl [Country Code] to the end of the existing string there. Save shortcut.

    Opening this shortcut will force Data Center Operation client to launch in the selected language.

    Tip

    You can create multiple shortcuts with different Target line for each language.

    Language Country Code
    English en
    French fr
    DCOlian it 
    German de
    Spanish es
    Brazilian Portuguese pt_BR
    Russian ru
    Japanese ja
    Chinese Simplified zh
    Chinese Traditional zh_TW
    Korean ko

     

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