Thank you so much for your kind words.

@Nearmelab Thanks, but at 87 I am loathe to try a new system. The learning curve may be too steep. But thanks.

@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.

@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.

@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.

On my Windows 10 which is a one language desktop I tried to download Opera. It seems Opera's default download is in the system language. However, that language is Spanish and I do not speak, read or write Spanish. English is my language and all my apps on that computer are in English.

Is it possible for Opera to download in a language other than the system language? Also, Opera's download changed my keyboard to a Spanish one. Yes, I live in a Spanish-speaking country. If Opera cannot do this I cannot use the browser on that computer. And the language cannot be changed on my system. Also, it is very difficult to follow instructions in a language that is not yours.
What is to be done?