dms Posted March 16, 2015 Posted March 16, 2015 I‘m trying to install Scratch 2.0 Offline Editor via GPO on our network. I have already installed Adobe Air v.17 via GPO on all the machines. I can install this Scratch 2.0 v486 via MSI and it works fine. But my problem is I need to change the default language from English to Icelandic. Is there a way to do that by editing the MSI file? If so, what file within Scratch should I edit? The kids always have to change the language themselves each time the program opens up which is annoying. I tried to edit the lang_list.txt file but that only removes the available languages in the drop down list in the program, it doesn't change the default language which the program opens up with.
paulellam Posted March 17, 2015 Posted March 17, 2015 Cant help with the above, but we have switched back to the online version as the offline one has loads of glitches and is needed to be updated constantly.
mowgli82 Posted March 18, 2015 Posted March 18, 2015 taken from the scratch readme: Customizing the default language Scratch starts using the language specified by the "locale" of the computer, but this can be overridden. In Scratch.ini file add the line: Language = [iSO-639-2 code] Note that this setting will be changed whenever the user changes the language setting (if the Scratch.ini file is writeable) so that Scratch will start up in the language that was last in use. Hope this helps
Arreks Posted March 18, 2015 Posted March 18, 2015 Cant help with the above, but we have switched back to the online version as the offline one has loads of glitches and is needed to be updated constantly. Every time I walk out of a computer lab it needs an update.. so does AIR for that matter though. Why can't they just release monthly big updates instead of tiny ones every other day?!
mowgli82 Posted March 18, 2015 Posted March 18, 2015 Sorry the readme in question was left over from the 1.4 install in the same directory, so my post was no help ( taken from the scratch readme: Customizing the default language Scratch starts using the language specified by the "locale" of the computer, but this can be overridden. In Scratch.ini file add the line: Language = [iSO-639-2 code] Note that this setting will be changed whenever the user changes the language setting (if the Scratch.ini file is writeable) so that Scratch will start up in the language that was last in use. Hope this helps
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