On 13 Nov 2006, at 12:41, Malte Brill wrote:
Does anyone see a problem with this? Is there an easier / more
elegant way to do this?
On OS X, the following will produce a string language abbreviations:
put "defaults read -g" && quote & "AppleLanguages" & quote into tCmd
put shell(tCmd) into field 1
Produces this:
(en, ja, de, fr, nl, it, es, da, fi, ko, nb, pt, sv, "zh-Hans", "zh-
Hant")
I presume the first item in the list is the deault system language,
in this case "en" for English.
Is an equivalent on Windows?
Cheers
Dave
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