Add a display language

Hello,
I need to add French as a display language but don't have it in the list proposed in the smartphone and the BB desktop software doesn't have it as an option in the list either.
Thanks in advance for your support

Hello pocha,
Welcome to the forums.
Language support is determined by your provider. Here is how to obtain language packs for BlackBerry® smartphone: http://bbry.lv/c4Oic0
Hope this helps. Have a good day.
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At first check whether Chinese language is already in your phone or not.
Go to options -> languages -> under language filed look for Chinese. If its there then selecting this will do the trick for you.
If its not there then download the multilingual device software pack from your carrier download site. Install that in your PC and with the help of application manager install the required pack in your device.
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At first check whether Chinese language is already in your phone or not.
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If its not there then download the multilingual device software pack from your carrier download site. Install that in your PC and with the help of application manager install the required pack in your device.
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I'm looking for a script which should change the windows display language from non-english to english (vizversa).
Here is the scenario:
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Hi,
I'm looking for a script which should change the windows display language from non-english to english (vizversa).
Here is the scenario:
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Thanks
Ezakial
Guys,
Forgive me, but I think you are making this far too complicated. Using a script to achieve this is, in my view the wrong tool, and a little dangerous. If your logoff script fails to run for any reason, 11 Japanese sysadmins will be waving Samurai swords
at you :-).
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Create a new Group Policy object ("English_interface", for example.
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Drill down to "User Configuration, Policies, Administrative Templates, Control Panel, Regional and Language Options"
Pick the setting "Restricts the UI languages Windows should use for the selected user" and Enable it.
Drop down the "Restrict users to the following language" and pick "English"
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Hi affeee,
To provide a full UI, a partially localized language pack includes a base language to localize those parts of the interface that are not localized by a partially localized language
pack.
LIPs are partially localized language packs for emerging or minority language markets where a fully localized version of Windows is not available
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For some regions, language interface packs (LIPs) can provide additional translations for the most widely-used dialog boxes, menu items, and helpfile content. LIPs rely on a
parent language pack to provide the remainder of the content. Please refer the following KB to install the language pack and LIP.
Add Language Packs to Windows
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh825699.aspx
Language Packs (lp.cab) and Windows Deployment
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh824829.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
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Phone: Curve 8520
Device software: 5.0.0.681
Desktop software: 6.0.1.18
Carrier: QTEL Qatar
I installed the Dutch language with the application loader.
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Hello HelpdeskDB and welcome to the BlackBerry Support Community Forums.
Language support is determined be each mobile network carrier.
That being said, you were able to install the Language package to your device so you should have the option to display the desired language as well as input.
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