CVS icons and locale setting

We use CVS along with JDeveloper on a project here in Czech Republic.
When we started to work on the project, we could see statuses of individual files on icons displayed in the Navigator Window. Namely, up-to-date files had little orange circles in the bottom left corners of the icons while changed files had asterisks there.
But now we need to work with czech data and that is why we had to switch out Locale to Czech (on Win2000: Control Panel/Regional Options -> Your locale).
Since that we lost orange circles and all icons have asterisks, which is very confusing.
If we change Locale back to "English (United States)", the icons are correct again.
Does anyone know how we can correct the JDeveloper behavior?
Thanks
Radek

Unfortunatelly it did not help...
I tried to put the options to the end of the file as well as to the beggining, but nothing has changed.
BTW: Do you know when the JDev 9.0.4 is planned to be released?

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