Sqlplus environment in korian language

Hi
I am facing some issue with the sql plus environment.
When I invoke sqlplus from -->All Programs--> oracle81--->sqlplus the enviroment is comming in korian language in one box and it is comming in english in another box
how to change the environment to korian language????
os-windows 2000
db version--8.1.7.4
Thanks
KK

Hi Forstmann,
Thank you for you help In registry it is showing same entries but in environment we didnt set nls_lang to korian so now setted and waiting to windows team to restart the box. I got this information is one of the doc
Ensure you have exited your current SQL*Plus session.
Open System from Start > Settings > Control Panel.
Click the Advanced tab and select Environment Variables.
Create a new environment variable, NLS_LANG, with a value of Japanese_Japan.JA16SJIS.
You may need to restart Windows for this setting to take effect.
Thanks
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