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Products Support => GSX Support FSX/P3D => Topic started by: redsonssi on July 07, 2017, 10:15:31 am
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Fsx se user
Gsx Nothing happens when you enter the airport position
The solution says that you can use this locale in English
If the locale is English, fsx will not run, gsx will not install
what should I do?
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You should set the English locale only for non-Unicode applications, not the whole system.
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what should I do? I do not know how ...
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As I've said, you should set the English locale only for non-Unicode applications. You don't say which OS you use so, I can't tell you how to do it exactly.
Of course, assuming you use Windows 10, you might try this on Google:
language non-Unicode applications Windows 10
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I don't think that you understood the point of question I asked at all.
I didn't change the entire system language, but only change the Unicode locale language.
But, when I changed unicode locale language to english , I can't run fsx
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But, when I changed unicode locale language to english , I can't run fsx
This user confirmed the problem was fixed exactly that way:
http://www.fsdreamteam.com/forum/index.php/topic,15674.0.html
What language is your FSX ?
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As I've said, you should set the English locale only for non-Unicode applications. You don't say which OS you use so, I can't tell you how to do it exactly.
Of course, assuming you use Windows 10, you might try this on Google:
language non-Unicode applications Windows 10
Is that possible to add Unicode encoding for non-western system language??
GSX is working well after setting changed to US, but other daily-use software may full of garbled text after doing that. (i'm using Traditional Chinese on my PC)
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Is that possible to add Unicode encoding for non-western system language??
That would require a big update, to move the entire application to Unicode. It might come at some point, but we don't have a timeline for it.
GSX is working well after setting changed to US, but other daily-use software may full of garbled text after doing that. (i'm using Traditional Chinese on my PC)
Then you must go back to the default setting. Or, of course, see if there are Unicode versions of the other software you are using. If the software was made to be in Chinese, it should be the first one to be updated to Unicode.