Maelmoro

Could someone tell me how to install (into my Win) Safari in English?

Anytime I download/install it, it's in my lang!

Ed Cryer

Maelmoro wrote:
> Could someone tell me how to install (into my Win) Safari in English?
>
> Anytime I download/install it, it's in my lang!

What's your lang?

Ed

Maelmoro

>What's your lang?

Italian, it doesn't matter..

Ed Cryer

Maelmoro wrote:
>> What's your lang?
>
> Italian, it doesn't matter..


I take it you're downloading it through an Italian site, and that
probably filters the Italian version.
Try this one;
http://support.apple.com/downloads/S..._3_for_Windows

Ed

Tom Harrington

In article <jbrdcm$eq0$1@dont-email.me>,
Ed Cryer <ed@somewhere.in.the.uk> wrote:

> Maelmoro wrote:
> >> What's your lang?
> >
> > Italian, it doesn't matter..
>
>
> I take it you're downloading it through an Italian site, and that
> probably filters the Italian version.
> Try this one;
> http://support.apple.com/downloads/S..._3_for_Windows

That is a really, really old version of Safari, don't use that.

Apple generally builds a single version of their apps that includes
multiple localizations. The computer's locale settings determine which
one is used when the app runs. On Macs at least there's not usually an
app specific setting for this, it all follows from the global language
setting.

--
Tom "Tom" Harrington
Independent Mac OS X developer since 2002
http://www.atomicbird.com/

Maelmoro

>> http://support.apple.com/downloads/S..._3_for_Windows

Tried but at the end the Italian version was installed!

>That is a really, really old version of Safari, don't use that.
>
>Apple generally builds a single version of their apps that includes
>multiple localizations. The computer's locale settings determine which
>one is used when the app runs. On Macs at least there's not usually an
>app specific setting for this, it all follows from the global language
>setting.

I think so: that's incredible that Safari doesn't permit to change the
lang! Grrr... :E

BreadWithSpam@fractious.net

Maelmoro <maelmoro@gmail.com> writes:

>>multiple localizations. The computer's locale settings determine which
>>one is used when the app runs. On Macs at least there's not usually an
>>app specific setting for this, it all follows from the global language
>>setting.
>
> I think so: that's incredible that Safari doesn't permit to change the
> lang! Grrr... :E

Very few apps allow overrides of the global setting. None, in
fact, that I can think of.

Have you tried changing the global setting? Did it change Safari?

--
Plain Bread alone for e-mail, thanks. The rest gets trashed.

Tom Harrington

In article <p1m3e7hj3dm4vjhmimm0f56lba9bht2sev@4ax.com>,
Maelmoro <maelmoro@gmail.com> wrote:

> >> http://support.apple.com/downloads/S..._3_for_Windows
>
> Tried but at the end the Italian version was installed!
>
> >That is a really, really old version of Safari, don't use that.
> >
> >Apple generally builds a single version of their apps that includes
> >multiple localizations. The computer's locale settings determine which
> >one is used when the app runs. On Macs at least there's not usually an
> >app specific setting for this, it all follows from the global language
> >setting.
>
> I think so: that's incredible that Safari doesn't permit to change the
> lang! Grrr... :E

Do most other Windows apps have an option to do that?

--
Tom "Tom" Harrington
Independent Mac OS X developer since 2002
http://www.atomicbird.com/

Maelmoro

>Do most other Windows apps have an option to do that?

Yes, not all, but many apps.

Maelmoro

>Could someone tell me how to install (into my Win) Safari in English?

Here is the solution:

https://discussions.apple.com/messag...sageID=6889371