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I'm on Windows 10 (on a Surface) and when I installed the app it set itself in spanish. I'm from a spanish speaking country so that may be the reason but I'm more comfortable using my programs in english and it's best for tutorials, so I wanna know how I can change the language since I'm not seeing the option anywhere...
I don't believe there are language settings within Fresco. Does the Surface Pro have OS language settings which you could alter? Maybe there's something there which chooses the language for apps?
Hi Perg.
If you go to iOS Settings > Fresco you should see these settings:
If you don't, please make sure you're using the most recent version of Fresco. If you're using v2.0 of Fresco and still are not seeing it, please post a screenshot of what you do see.
Sue.
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I don't believe there are language settings within Fresco. Does the Surface Pro have OS language settings which you could alter? Maybe there's something there which chooses the language for apps?
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I am on iOS where many apps offer language settings. So that should not be difficult to implement. I'm swedish and I can say that the swedish "translation" is completely ludicrous! Lots of made-up words that are just confusing and ridiculous! Please make it possible to select english!! Please!!
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Hi Perg.
If you go to iOS Settings > Fresco you should see these settings:
If you don't, please make sure you're using the most recent version of Fresco. If you're using v2.0 of Fresco and still are not seeing it, please post a screenshot of what you do see.
Sue.
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I'm having the exact same problem. I've tried:
None of this has worked. Adobe Fresco is still installing in Spanish. Why don't we get to choose the language? It's ok to default the selection to Spanish if somehow you detect that might be a good option for us, but give us the option to change it (either during the installation or in the program's options).
Using professional software in a different language than the one you're used to (even if you are fluent in it) is a nightmare.