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Install software and updates
3.4 How to install additional languages under Windows XP (DVD)
Installing languages
To install additional languages, proceed as follows:
1. If no DVD drive is directly connected via a USB port, the DVD can be accessed via a
2. Select the directory with the appropriate language, the program "MUISETUP.EXE" starts.
3. Now the desired languages can be installed/uninstalled by inserting or deleting a check
4. Other settings include:
5. After confirming with "OK," the installation begins. Many languages (e.g. Chinese) require
6. After successful installation, a reboot may be requested depending on the language.
Note
• The choice can only be made from among the languages that were previously
• The new language of Windows XP only goes into effect if the user logs in again after
• The language of the HMI Advanced operator interface is independent of this. It is set
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network to a released DVD disk drive via "Explorer" → "Tools" → "Map Network Drive".
The letter G should be selected as the drive letter.
After accepting the licensing conditions, you can start the installation procedure with
"Continue". A list of all of the pre-installed languages and the languages available on the
DVD is displayed.
mark in front of the language.
– Choice of language version for the standard user/new user
– The language for programs without Unicode support must be set to "English (US)".
– The font set must also be set to "English (US)".
system files that are also located on the DVD.
If the installation drive is other than the recommended "G:" the "Windows XP Professional
Service Pack 2 CD" or the "Windows XP Professional CD" may be required. The path
name must then be changed accordingly.
installed on the PCU.
the changeover or the PCU is turned off and then on again.
independently of this under "Start-up" → "HMI" → "Change Language".
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