Language Files

I only use my Mac in English US. I see there a tone of Language Files with each CS 5 app. Can I safely delete these? I know in previous versions of CS for mac doing so caused problems. Is this still the case?

Where have you downloaded these files from ? If not from here .. try re-downloading...

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How do I purge foreign language files from OS X, 10.8, without using purchased software?

I jumped from Snow Leopard on an older MBP to a new MBP with Mtn Lion already installed, and though my older MBP had all but English and Spanish languages deleted from the Snow Leopard install, it appears that I do now have many foreign languages I would rather not have on my hard disk. I ran across an app from Stellar Software, Speedup Mac, that has a demo version, but without paying the $29 purchase price purging of language files cannot be done. (It was this app that showed me that all those other languages were hidden on my drive.) I am simply wondering if there is lesser expensive apps for stripping languages from 10.8 or simple command line instructions that I (not a usual Terminal user) could use to accomplish this "downsizing". BTW, I'm not too keen on reinstalling 10.8 just to purge the unwanted languages. I've got plenty of hard drive space (yes, it is HDD not Flash-based) but I think this new MBP would start up faster w/o the extra files. Despite going from an MBP with a Core2Duo to an MBP with a Corei5, my new machine is way slower starting up. Much gracias everyone.

I recommend that you do not do this. Extraneous language files do not occupy much space, and removing them has been known to break future upgrades for those apps. There is also no way to undo their removal, short of restoring your system from a backup.
Your computer's performance is unaffected by the presence of these localized language files. Deleting them will result in no performance improvement whatsoever. Localized language resources are stored in resource folders contained within each app. They load what is required according to your specifed settings in System Preferences.

Language files for non-official Skype languages av...

Skype bundles a number of languages with the standard installation file but there are more languages available for the interface. Some of these are really hard to find on the forum or web so to make life easier, some translators have opened a project on SourceForge (download your lang file here) where you can now get all the .lang / .ts and .qm files (as far as we know). To install in Windows, go to Skype and select Tools » Change Language » Load Skype Language file. To install on Linux, check the wiki on SourceForge.
If you would like to continue translating into your language or if you want to start a new non-official translation, please visit the project on Transifex
Please note:
They're not all complete translations (but you're welcome to help!)
They're not official so if any translations are wrong, that's not Skype's fault
The languages currently available are:
Adyghe (Адыгaбзэ), Windows 7%
Afrikaans, Windows 32%
Albanian (Shqip), Windows 100%, Linux 70%
Amharic (አማርኛ), Windows 3%
Arabic, Linux 32% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Aragonese (Aragonés), Windows 83%, Linux 2%
Armenian (Հայերէն), Windows 100%, Linux 2%
Asturian (Asturianu), Windows 100%, Linux 17%
Azerbaijani (Azərbaycanca, Azərbaycan dili), Windows 100%, Linux 58%
Bashkir (Башҡорт теле), Windows 100%
Basque (Euskaraz), Windows 94%, Linux 79%
Belarusian (Беларуская мова, тарашкевіца), Windows 81%
Belarusian (Беларуская мова), Windows 69%, Linux 3%
Bengali (বাংলা), Windows 10%, Linux 1%
Bosnian (Bosanski), Windows 39%, Linux 13%
Brazilian Portuguese (Português brasileiro), Linux 6% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Breton (Brezhoneg), Windows 100%, Linux 2%
Cantonese (廣東話/粵語), Windows 3%
Chuvash (Чӑвашла), Windows 83%, Linux 79%
Colognian (Kölsch), Windows 4%
Cornish (Kernewek), Windows 83%, Linux 79%
Dutch (Nederlands), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
East Lombard (Üròbech), Windows 3%
English (British), Windows 100%
Erzya (Зрзянь кель), Windows 3%
Esperanto, Windows 47%
Faroese (Føroyskt), Windows 100%, Linux 5%
Finnish (Suomi) Linux 79% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Franconian (Frängisch), Windows 3%
Frisian (Western; Frysk), Windows 25%, Linux 13%
Friulian (Furlan), Windows 10%
Gaelic (Gàidhlig), Windows 100%, Linux 100%
Galician (Galego), Windows 38%, Linux 62%
Georgian (ქართული), Windows 18%
Greek (Ελληνικά), Linux 30% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Hausa, Windows 3%
Hawaiian (ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi), Windows 4%
Hebrew, Linux 84% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Hindi (मानक हिन्दी), Windows 71%
Hungarian (Magyar), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Icelandic (Íslenska), Windows 30%
Indonesian (Bahasa Indonesia), Linux 6% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Irish (Gaeilge), Windows 72%
K'ich'e Maya (Quetzijob'al), Windows 3%
Kannada (ಕನ್ನಡ), Windows 2%
Khmer (ភាសាខ្មែរ), Windows 83%, Linux 1%
Kurdish (Kurmanji), Windows 1%
Kurdish (Soranî), Windows 58%
Ladino (Judeo-Espanyol), Windows 4%
Ligurian (Lìgure/Zenéize), Windows 86%
Lingala, Windows 7%
Lojban, Windows 10%
Lombard, Windows 12%
Lower Sorbian (Dolnoserbski), Windows 59%
Macedonian (Македонски јазик), Windows 78%
Malay (Bahasa Melayu), Windows 100%, Linux 100%
Maltese (Malti), Windows 4%
Marathi (मराठी), Windows 34%, Linux 3%
Mirandese (Mirandés), Windows 55%
N'ko (ߒߞߏ), Windows 83%
Neapolitan (Nnapulitano), Windows 5%
Nias (Li Niha), Windows 33%
Norwegian (Nynorsk), Windows 99%, Linux 38%
Occitan, Windows 9%, Linux 1%
Palatinate German, Windows 30%, Linux 5%
Panjabi/Punjabi (ਪੰਜਾਬੀ), Windows 30%
Persian (Farsi), Windows 41%, Linux 2%
Piedmontese (Piemontèis), Windows 5%
Pulaar (Fula/Fulani/Fulfulde), Windows 67%
Quechua (Runa simi), Windows 3%
Rumantsch Grischun, Windows 5%
Sakha/Yakut (Саха тыла), 72%
Samoan (Gagana Sāmoa), 56%
Sardinian (Sardu), Windows 2%
Scots, Windows 6%
Serbian (Српски), Windows 94%, Linux 100%
Sinhala (සිංහල), Windows 6%
Swahili (Kiswahili), Windows 4%
Swedish (Svenska), Linux 100% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Tagalog/Filipino, Windows 3%
Tajik (Тоҷикӣ), Windows 70%
Talossan (El Glheþ Talossan), Windows 18%
Tamil (தமிழ்), Windows 71%
Tatar (Татар теле), Windows 88%
Telugu (తెలుగు), Windows 41%
Turkish (Türkçe), Linux 67% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Upper Sorbian (Hornjoserbšćina), Windows 91%, Linux 66%
Urdu, Windows 84%
Uyghur (Persian and Latin script; Uyghurche), Windows 79%
Uzbek (Oʻzbek tili), Windows 7%, Linux 3%
Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt), Linux 21% (Windows file maintained by Microsoft)
Welsh (Cymraeg), Windows 85%, Linux 42%
Wolof, Windows 3%
Yoruba (Èdè Yorùbá), Windows 4%
If we've missed some, do let us know!
Do, or do not. There is no try.
★ Skype in your language, from Adyghe to Uyghur ★ iGàidhlig, bathar-bog 'nad chànan ★

A sticky would be really good. Also the ability to edit that first post, cause we're already splitting the list of languages across three posts as we add:
23. Belarusian (Беларуская мова, тарашкевіца)
24. Norwegian (Nynorsk)
Do, or do not. There is no try.
★ Skype in your language, from Adyghe to Uyghur ★ iGàidhlig, bathar-bog 'nad chànan ★

When trying to view a Russian website, the message "Language File Not Found" appears. How can I view the site?

Before updating to 3.6.8, I was able to view the site just fine, but now it can't find the language file, and I have no idea where to get it from.

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Did you try to clear the cookies from that site and maybe the cache as well?
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"Remove the Cookies" from sites that cause problems: Tools > Options > Privacy > Cookies: "Show Cookies"
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Language files could not be located

Hi,
When I am trying to edit the method WdDOInit() from View in SE80. I am being thrown an error in a dialog box 'language files could not be located'.
I press OK and the SE80 keeps running in the same state until I stop the server directly.
I am using SAP GUI for Windows 7, and working on SAP NetWeaver for ABAP 04Ss- a sneak preview version.
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Vamshi

I reinstalled SAP GUI for Windows 7, the problem is solved. Actually I did not have an option to set the language in my old GUI. If you install Sneak Preview ABAP 04s for WebDynpro Application Development, using the SAP GUI from the same downloaded package solves the issue.
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Reiunstalling Lion and/or the English language files

I accidently deleted nearly ever English language file whilst intentionally deleting all languages to generate more disk space in my system. Now I find that things like Safari only open up in teh Spanish language, I can't open Finder from the Dock as well as other software.
I want tor restore my operating system to it's normal state but as the operating system was preinstalled on my iMac I seem to be hitting barriers no matter what I try.
Is there a way that allow sme to re-download the operating system and install it on a USB or DVD and then do a clean boot and install from there?
regards
JR

you don't need or want any utilities. When you boot to the Recovery HD you have 4 options. one of those is Reinstall Mac OS X. That is the one you want.
Are you holding down Command+r and getting to the Recovery HD?
You could try the Internet Recovery HD system. Hold down the Command+Option+r keys until you see a spinning globe in the center of the screen. Have the computer connected to your internet router with an Ethernet cable. That will boot the system from over the internet. Again select Reinstall Mac OS X.

Where are languages file for switch series 200?

i can't find languages file for series 200 switch...where are????

check the url, and scroll down
then try the following directory as seen in the screen capture

Deleting "Language files" to free up space?

I'd previously read about deleting Language files to free up space, but the one program I'd looked at on Version Tracker was complained about by lots of Intel-based Mac users. Something about not being able to use PPC-only applications afterward. I don't remember exactly.
I would like to free up some extra space by deleting the extra Language files. Any suggestions of the best way to do so?
I am using an iMac G4 PPC

Have a look at DeLocalizer. It's fairly 'old' now, but it works perfectly even now in OS 10.4.9 because it only removes .lproj resources and nothing else. Don't be put off by seeing that it hasn't been updated for a long time: it simply doesn't need updating because Unix hasn't changed and still uses .lproj resources. I and many others are still using it and freeing up a lot of space; I run it after every large upgrade/update. Be aware that it takes quite a time (allow, say, 15 minutes on your G4) to check your entire drive. The only known caveats concern Acrobat Pro and Linotype FontExplorer X – see this doc.

Extensions Manager CC will not update - (Language files missing)

Ok I have been round and round with this issue. Clearly the error is stating I am missing or have deleted language files, so... I reinstalled Mavericks...No luck same error, then (just for fun) I installed Yosemite...same error, and back to square one. Any ideas on which languages are "required" for the Extensions manager CC update to actually work? I can go into system prefs and install it, but since I have access to a large number of system bloating languages it would be great to know the requirements before I create an overweight OS.
Thanks!
Bob

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<Startup Disk>/Library/Application Support/Adobe/AAMUpdaterInventory/1.0/AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat
Windows 7.0 and Higher (32 bit)
C:\Program files\common files\adobe\AAMUpdaterInventory\1.0\AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat
Windows 7.0 and higher (64 bit)
C:\Program files(x86)\common files\adobe\AAMUpdaterInventory\1.0\AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
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How can I easily delete unwanted system language files?

There are a bunch of files - some unneeded language files - that take up space on the drive. Is there some easy way to delete those that I will never use?

Why do you want to do that? That is not a good idea. They do not take up much space. If you are running out of HDD space look for something else to get rid of.

PLS HELP!!! Need Navi 3.06 german language files (...

Because of very limited HW in holiday I need a direct download link for the 3.06 german language files (with streestnames) for driving and walking.
I have Internet connction, but OVI suite does not run because of very limited HW.
I need the direct download link to the language file to download, tranfer to mobile and install.
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@Robert_1a
Welcome to the forum!
I know that for English with street names it uses English Female, but not sure if same for German equivalent.
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Cleanup of language files broke office - will system re-install restore?

I used a third party app (CleanMyMac) to remove language files and universal binaries. Now microsoft office won't run. Even the installer won't run. Copying the application from a backup didn't help. (Though that did resolve the same problem for adobe acrobat).
I'm thinking to restore things to their pre-cleanup working state I'm going to have to reinstall the system.
Can I just run my system installer to restore missing files without erasing my disk and starting clean?
I'm running 10.4.11 now. The install disk is Tiger but I don't know what version of 10.4. It is several years old now and I do the system updates as they come out.

Hello Elizabeth, and a warm welcome to the forums!
A relatively painless Archive & Install, which gives you a new/old OS, but can preserve all your files, pics, music, settings, etc., as long as you have plenty of free disk space and no Disk corruption, and is relatively quick & painless...
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107120
Then re-apply the Big Combo to get you back to 10.4.11...
The combo update for Intel-based Macs...
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/macosx10411comboupdateintel.html
Then apply the latest Security update from...
http://www.apple.com/support/downloads/

Can time machine restore system language files deleted by "monolingual'?

I've removed some important language files while using monolingual (namely -English (American) -English (British) not realizing these are subset and required).
I should've read the FAQ first... now some programs are appearing in weird character formats.
Can I replace those files with my Time Machine back ups?
Which folder would I need to replace back with previous file?
Since I did this only late last night, I should be able to just replace a certain system file folder, without causing much headache, I'm hoping!

kacmaz wrote:
Can I replace those files with my Time Machine back ups?
Yes.
Which folder would I need to replace back with previous file?
That's the problem; language files aren't in a central location; each application has it's own set of language files, containing the translations of the messages for that application.
Since I did this only late last night, I should be able to just replace a certain system file folder, without causing much headache, I'm hoping!
I don't know much about Monolingual; I don't know if it removes language files from your System folders, or only Applications. And if you've installed any apps anywhere else, I don't know if it got them, too.
If you're only having trouble with apps, you might be ok to restore only Applications, but to get everything back the way it was, you'd need to do a full system restore, per #14 in the Time Machine - Frequently Asked Questions (or use the link in *User Tips* at the top of this forum).

Removal of language files... HELP.

Hi...
Like many users probably, I have removed un-needed language files from my Mac OS X using, in my case, a programme called Macaroni... Which is great and freed up about 2GB of hard drive space.
However... I seem to acidentally deleted the UK English spelling dictionary from Mac OS X. For instance, now when I use Mac Mail, if I spell the word 'colour' and not 'color' then it gets highlighted as a spelling error. This seems to be the case across a series of applications.
Does anyone know how I can restore the UK English spelling dictionary to Mac OS X without, obviously, having in re-install the OS...
Thanks

Thanks.
I have got Pacifist and was told to install,
System --> Library --> Services for something called "AppleSpell.service".
I did that. But it didn't fix the problem. I will try what you suggest.
By archive and install you mean completely reinstall the OS...? How do archive your current set up and software when you go about doing something like that...?

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