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How to change my 5 preferred languages in Studio 2014

Francesco D'Alessandro

Good morning, I read that in order to change my 5 preferred languages in Studio 2014 SP2 I must first uninstall the product and reinstall it, so that whenstarting it I'll be offered to select the new languages. At the present time my 5 languages are: US English, UK English, French, Italian and Thai. I'd like to replace US English with Spanish, so I completely uninstalled Studio 2014 and all the related applications (Passolo, Multiterm etc.) and then reinstalled Studio 2014. However in so doing I was NOT offered to select again my new 5 languages and when I opened the software to create a new project, my OLD 5 languages were still there. What went wrong? Thank you.
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    Hello Francesco,

    You seem to have the answer to something many translators would love... how to reinstall or upgrade without having to choose these languages!!  You did ask this a while ago (apologies for the late response) so I hope you sorted this already, but if not can you just try running a repair installation through the control panel?  This often triggers the requirement to reselect the languages and saves uninstalling/reinstalling.

    Also just a note on language selection.

    Unknown said:
    At the present time my 5 languages are: US English, UK English, French, Italian and Thai

    This is actually four languages.  You don't need to select multiple variants because when you select English (UK) for example you will get all the variants of English.

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    Paul Filkin | RWS Group

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    alhtough it is a bit late as a reply, here comes the solution to this (as it might help many people):

    Using regedit, search the registry for the key LDSRClient. (In other versions of Studio it is called LDSRClient1 or 2, etc.) Right click the key and rename it to something else, like LDSRClient-saved. That's it! Close and restart Studio. Studio thinks you are using it for the first time and asks you to choose your languages again. Note that you must also reenter any changes you have made to other Studio preferences.