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Many non-english speacking users have a problem with english interface and help. That's not a big problem for scince-man, but many ordinary designers and engineers can problem with start using Autodesk Simulatiom Mechanical.
Autodesk can increase number of designers that will use Autodesk Simulation Mechanical if create a localized interface. Even more if it also translate a tutorials and help
By default, the environments are designed to detect the language in use based on the Windows regional settings and adjust the graphical user interface. To switch to any of the different languages that are supported, use the following procedure:
Create an environment variable named ALGOR_LOCALE_OVERRIDE. It can be either a user variable or system variable depending on whether it affects only the current user or all users of the computer. (Refer to your Windows documentation for instructions on setting environment variables.)
Set the value of the variable to one of the following three-character strings:
Language
Value of Environment Variable
German
DEU
English
ENU
French
FRA
Italian
ITA
Japanese
JPN
Simplified Chinese
CHS
Click OK to save the variable and start the software. All menus and labels display with the new language. Numerical input follows the locale override convention for the decimal point character. However, dialog boxes and windows provided by other vendors continue to display in the language set by the regional settings."
