Setting a Language

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Normally, MainBoss looks at the Regional Settings of your Windows system to determine which language to use (English, French, etc.). When you invoke MainBoss by command line, however, you can explicitly specify a language. In this case, MainBoss will ignore your Regional Settings and use whatever language you specify (provided that the language is supported on your system).

All languages on Windows system are represented by a code consisting of four hexadecimal digits. Popular languages include:

0007		German
0009		English
000a		Spanish
000c		French
0016		Portuguese

To specify a language when you invoke MainBoss, you use the following command line option: /LANGID:xxxx Sets the language to the one represented by code xxxx. For example, /LANGID:000c sets the language to basic French.

For more on language settings, see Custom Text Settings.

For more on using MainBoss in command line mode, see The MainBoss Command Line.

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