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Installing Supplemental Language Support on a Build Machine
InstallShield 2015
The following instructions explain how to install code pages on a build machine that has Windows XP. This may be necessary if you want to build releases that contain Chinese, Japanese, and Korean languages. On later operating systems, the code pages are typically installed by default.
To install code pages on a build machine that has Windows XP:
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In the Control Panel, launch Regional and Language Options. |
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Click the Languages tab. |
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Click the Details button. |
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Select the language for which you want to add a code page. |
The following instructions explain how to install files for right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew on a build machine that has Windows XP. On later operating systems, these files are typically installed by default. If these files are not installed, the String Editor view may display the strings left to right instead of right to left.
To install right-to-left language support on a build machine that has Windows XP:
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In the Control Panel, launch Regional and Language Options. |
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Click the Languages tab. |
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In the Supplemental language support area, select the Install files for complex script and right-to-left languages check box. |
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Select the language for which you want to add a code page. |
See Also
Code Page Requirements for Language Support