Locale Condition Settings

InstallShield 2015

Project: This information applies to the following project types:

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Advanced UI

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Suite/Advanced UI

Edition: The Advanced UI project type is available in the Professional edition of InstallShield. The Suite/Advanced UI project type is available in the Premier edition of InstallShield. For information about the differences between these two project types, see Advanced UI Projects vs. Suite/Advanced UI Projects.

When you are building a conditional statement for an exit, detection, eligibility, or feature condition in an Advanced UI or Suite/Advanced UI project, or for an action condition in a Suite/Advanced UI project, you can create a Locale condition.

The Locale setting shows the condition that is configured for matching one or more locale-related settings on target systems. To define this type of condition, configure one or more of the subsettings under the Locale setting as needed.

The following subsettings are available for this condition.

Locale Condition Settings

Setting

Description

User Interface

To create a conditional statement that checks for the locale of the user interface on target systems, enter the locale identifier (LCID) in any of the following formats:

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Decimal LCID; for example: 1033

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Hexadecimal LCID preceded with 0x; for example: 0x409

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Locale name, which is checked only on Windows Vista and later systems, and ignored on earlier systems; for example: en-us, en, zh-CN

For a list of LCIDs, see Locale IDs Assigned by Microsoft on MSDN.

For more details on entering values in this setting, see Using Locale Conditions in Advanced UI and Suite/Advanced UI Projects.

Operating System

To create a conditional statement that checks for the language of the operating system on target systems, enter the locale identifier (LCID) in either of the following formats:

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Decimal LCID; for example: 1033

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Hexadecimal LCID preceded with 0x; for example: 0x409

For a list of LCIDs, see Locale IDs Assigned by Microsoft on MSDN.

For more details on entering values in this setting, see Using Locale Conditions in Advanced UI and Suite/Advanced UI Projects.

ANSI Code Page

To create a conditional statement that checks for a ANSI code page on target systems, enter the code page identifier.

For a list of code page identifiers, see Code Page Identifiers on MSDN.

For more details on entering values in this setting, see Using Locale Conditions in Advanced UI and Suite/Advanced UI Projects.

Locale Condition Settings

InstallShield 2015 Help Library

June 2015