I see that you can install Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird localized
in various languages.

But what about multi-language installation, i.e. the installation that
would enable the user to easily choose the language of the user
interface?

There are situations where such a multi-language version is needed,
here is a few:

- Internet cafes for tourists -- it would be great that tourists can
change the GUI language as they like.
- Offices in countries with two or more official languages (e.g.
Switzerland, European Union).
- Multinational corporations that has branches in many countries and
employees traveling abroad.
- Help desks in multilingual environments.

I suggest making an effort to produce multi-language installations of
Firefox and Thunderbird that would contain all the current
localizations.

Also if it is currently possible to install two or more localized
versions of the software on the same system, the knowledge base and
the help should give instructions about that.

-- rpr. /Robert Premuž/

rpr schrieb:
> I see that you can install Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird localized
> in various languages.
>
> But what about multi-language installation, i.e. the installation that
> would enable the user to easily choose the language of the user
> interface?
>
> There are situations where such a multi-language version is needed,
> here is a few:
>
> - Internet cafes for tourists -- it would be great that tourists can
> change the GUI language as they like.
> - Offices in countries with two or more official languages (e.g.
> Switzerland, European Union).
> - Multinational corporations that has branches in many countries and
> employees traveling abroad.
> - Help desks in multilingual environments.
>
> I suggest making an effort to produce multi-language installations of
> Firefox and Thunderbird that would contain all the current
> localizations.
>
> Also if it is currently possible to install two or more localized
> versions of the software on the same system, the knowledge base and
> the help should give instructions about that.
>
> -- rpr. /Robert Premu¸/
There is an add-on with it you can add and change the language of FF and
TB. I will post the links in a couple of minutes.

Spiderman schrieb:
> rpr schrieb:
>> I see that you can install Mozilla Firefox and Thunderbird localized
>> in various languages.
>>
>> But what about multi-language installation, i.e. the installation that
>> would enable the user to easily choose the language of the user
>> interface?
>>
>> There are situations where such a multi-language version is needed,
>> here is a few:
>>
>> - Internet cafes for tourists -- it would be great that tourists can
>> change the GUI language as they like.
>> - Offices in countries with two or more official languages (e.g.
>> Switzerland, European Union).
>> - Multinational corporations that has branches in many countries and
>> employees traveling abroad.
>> - Help desks in multilingual environments.
>>
>> I suggest making an effort to produce multi-language installations of
>> Firefox and Thunderbird that would contain all the current
>> localizations.
>>
>> Also if it is currently possible to install two or more localized
>> versions of the software on the same system, the knowledge base and
>> the help should give instructions about that.
>>
>> -- rpr. /Robert Premu¸/
> There is an add-on with it you can add and change the language of FF and
> TB. I will post the links in a couple of minutes.
Here is the add-on
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/356

and you here are some language packs for Windows:
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozi...0.1/win32/xpi/
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozi....16/win32/xpi/
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozi....14/win32/xpi/