Hi Mytyl,

I meant what type of file not which language ;-)  Just wondered if the source language might have been set by the type of file you opened.  But it sounds as though LCfD LCF had the solution!  Please make sure that when you do this you do not select more than one variation of Spanish as you only need to pick one in order to get them all.  If you only need one language pair, say Spanish and English, then maybe pick Spanish, English, French, German and Japanese (unless you have a good reason for something else) and then you'll be able to work more easily with the training materials as these often contain resource files in these languages.

Regards

Paul

Hi Mytyl,

I meant what type of file not which language ;-)  Just wondered if the source language might have been set by the type of file you opened.  But it sounds as though LCfD LCF had the solution!  Please make sure that when you do this you do not select more than one variation of Spanish as you only need to pick one in order to get them all.  If you only need one language pair, say Spanish and English, then maybe pick Spanish, English, French, German and Japanese (unless you have a good reason for something else) and then you'll be able to work more easily with the training materials as these often contain resource files in these languages.

Regards

Paul

Unknown said:

Too bad there is no Swahili! ;)

There is ;-)