Installation language defaults to OS language

Based in sweden with swedish XP pro, the install of latest version 7.0.3 requires installation language be selected = English (USA). Once install is finished and program is opened, all menus are in swedish. Also have found the menu item in QT to select language, there is only one option - english - which was originally chosen during install, but is ignored when selected here. This problem did not exist with 7.0.2. Perhaps a case of trying to be too clever - please fix or advise solution as have difficulty using QT Pro now as a result.

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