Change default language in Citrix Farm for Adobe Reader

I have a Citrix farm and wish to change the default language of Citrix Adobe Reader XI for ALL USERS. Is this something thats possible? If so, how do I go about doing it?

Well, what if you just remove the default language EN from the email sending step. If a user triggers the workflow, which will then in turn send the email, the workflow is started in the corresponding language. If you don't have a default language set up, the email sending step might use the language in which the workflow was started (Which in your case might be correct). I am not sure this, but you might try it.
In general I think the best approach is the one that I explained in my previous answer already. You need find out the email receivers language, and use (=make the binding from the workflow container to the email sending step language parameter) that language in the email sending step. The only "difficult" part is to how to get the receiver user's language in to the WF container. Basically the idea would be that you create for example a new step in your workflow. In this step you will what is the language of the email receiver user, and return it to the workflow container. Then just bind it to the email sending step.
Regards,
Karri

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