December 17, 2007 in Tips and Tricks | 1 Comment
If you go to System Preference, move under International, and then click on the Language, you will see a whole list of languages.
One of these languages can be set to become your Mac main language by simply drag and drop it to the first place. If it happens that you cannot find your main language on the list, you can look for more complete list inside the pane that is activated by clicking Edit List... button.
After you've set your language, restart your Application opened currently, such as your web browser or maybe your Finder, and the change will be applied.
For example, I change to Japanese as my Mac main language (initially English). You can see the comparison from image above.
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Daniel Mauga
My safari suddenly changed it's language to dutch, and I tried setting the main language to english through system preferences/international screen and now my safari won't work at all. I end up having to force quit everytime. I need help...
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