Hi Martin,

You wrote to Christian Boettger on 19.10.03 about "new beta
Version OpenXP (3.8.13)":

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MF> I fire up OpenXP in English and then select
MF> "Config/Options/Language" and I'm presented with a *single*
MF> choice -> "Deutsch". If I then select
"Deutsch", the language
MF> does in fact change to German. However, if I then select
MF> "Config/Options/Language" again, OpenXP reports "No language
MF> files found?!". This is very odd because OPENXP-D.RES and
MF> OPENXP-E.RES are most definitely there in my OpenXP directory.
MF> This is a problem which I've had for a long time with the Win32
MF> version but Markus doesn't seem to be able to reproduce the
MF> problem?

Confirmed here Martin.  I get, probably, precisely the same as  
you've found.

The slight difference being that in my case, I fired it up as an  
absolute "newby" - i.e. I didn't use the Commandline switch.  It  
then, on start-up offered me the choice of Language, showing a  
default "D" which I changed to "E", which was accepted.

I then did a partial config and then Quit.
On the re-start, I then went into Config/Options/Language when I  
accepted the Deutsch offering and OXP accepted that choice OK.
When then attempting to change back to English, I got the same  
"No language files found?!" warning :((

I've not tried it yet - *but* - could it be possible that a SET  
command is needed in the DOS Autoexec.bat file, and/or the Win32  
OXP's directory needs to be in the Path statement ??

Alternatively, for the pure plug 'n play Win9x folks - could it  
be a case of Registry changes being needed ??

TTFN,

Archie

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