Hello,

I'm using a rather old application for my business on Windows 8.1.

That app, to my best knowledge, does not support uUnicode.

The thing is, I already know how to change/add Language for non-Unicode programs so that I would have support for that specific language I use.

Its just that I need support for more than 1 language for non-Unicode programs simultaneously because I'm working with various file names in which I'm dragging to that app's interface.

For example:

If I want to drag 4 files to the app's interface: 2 in regular English, 1 is in Hebrew and the other is in Spanish. I can choose either Spanish or Hebrew in the 'Language for non-Unicode programs' (a.k.a 'System Locale'). I can't make that app to work with all 4 files. I would have to choose which is terrible.

Could anyone help me find a fix/hack/tweak for this?? It would mean the world to me.

Thanks ahead!

Shiran

Hi,

Until now, based on my test, there is no method to enable more than one language for non-Unicode.