Any way to change language in Illustrator CS4? Help Needed!

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May 4, 2009
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Well, my friend recently gave me CS4 versions of the five programs that I use the most from Adobe. They are Photoshop, Illustrator, Flash, Dreamweaver, and Fireworks. However, the programs he gave me are all in Chinese. Well, I searched on the web, and I found solutions for Photoshop and Dreamweaver, but I need Illustrator for an upcoming project and it would be best if it was CS4. I would like a solution for Flash and Fireworks, to, but the most important is Illustrator.

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Anonymous

Hello !

My name is stephane. I found that in ILLUSTRATOR, under "contents/windows" there is a .ZTX file.

If you rename this file to another thing ( ex : illustrator.ztx to illustrator2.ztx ), the illustrator will go back to ENGLISH !!!

Easy, if you have a french version that you want in english. Put the file back to it's original name and you're back to french.

Hope it was useful !!

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Samuel_Lee2

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I think it might a bit too late but I have Flash English language pack, which you may just email me @ 751555749@qq.com.

Mylenium

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--Jason-- wrote:

However, the programs he gave me are all in Chinese.

*lol* Then you should ask him what the other language versions cost on some street market in Beijing or Shanghai. I'm sure it's no more than 5 bucks. Seriously, this stinks from head to tail and expecting an "official" solution is asking too much. The neutral technical answer is: PS, AI, Flash and several other programs have never been multi-language enabled and will run in the language chosen during install or dictated by the serial number. Furthermore, install packs are region specific and an Asian version may not even contain English language files just like US American installer packages mayx not feature European languages. So, in so many words: You're out of luck unless you insstall the correct version. Where you get it is your own problem, but paying software developers for their work is not such a bad idea, after all, even if they are working for a biggy like Adobe...

Mylenium