How to use Opera in a language different from the system one?
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grasshoppers last edited by
@leocg Thanks I will try that, but when I downloaded it I don't remember seeing any options. In fact, it went so fast there did not seem to be anything to do but accept it. But I will try again.
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leocg Moderator Volunteer last edited by
@grasshoppers The link to the options appears on the first screen of the installer, when you run it.
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Nearmelab last edited by Nearmelab@grasshoppers said in How to use Opera in a language different from the system one?:
And the language cannot be changed on my system. Also, it is very difficult to follow instructions in a language that is not yours.
Why you can't? Windows 10 has packages for languages!
Also it is wondering how you are having English as language of the software while the system language is Spanish! can you share an example?
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grasshoppers last edited by
@Nearmelab I have a Lenovo Desktop (Idea Center) and it only allows one language at a time. I was going to change it, but there are Spanish speaking persons in my home so I didn't.
Though the system is in Spanish it allows APPs in English. I have Word and others in English. Until now this was sufficient. I can't send you an example because I do not know how to do that. But, believe me, the system is in Spanish and apps in English. -
Nearmelab last edited by
@grasshoppers no doubt, to recover your Spanish language in the Opera browser try the following:
- Go to Settings.
- Click Advanced in the left sidebar, and click Browser.
- Under Languages, click Language.
- Click next to a language and click Display Opera in this language.
Check this video How to Set Opera Browser to Your Preferred Language.
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grasshoppers last edited by
@Nearmelab That sounds interesting, but I'm not sure it will work on a computer defined by its rigid "one language only" policy. Right now I am on my beloved Word 7 computer and won't be back on that Word 10 for a day or so. I will definitely try and let you know if it works. Thanks.
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Nearmelab last edited by
@grasshoppers said in How to use Opera in a language different from the system one?:
Right now I am on my beloved Word 7 computer and won't be back on that Word 10 for a day or so. I will definitely try and let you know if it works. Thanks.
An advice in case you're restricted by Window operation system there is an option to install Linux distributions i.e Fedora, Ubuntu...
Best intents
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grasshoppers last edited by
@Nearmelab Thanks, but at 87 I am loathe to try a new system. The learning curve may be too steep. But thanks.
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Nearmelab last edited by
@grasshoppers , Valuable to read that a heart of 87 sees and says that estimate like a young looking for the best choice.
Have a great experience with Opera browser.
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