Initial country settings

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Ron Shepherd

Have just installed Wxp succesfully and discovered I must have chosen
US/english instead of UK/english for the country settings. For example, the
date is month first and @ character is above the 2 with the " being where
the @ key is. How do I alter this please. Thank you, Ron.
 
Ron said:
Have just installed Wxp succesfully and discovered I must have chosen
US/english instead of UK/english for the country settings. For
example, the date is month first and @ character is above the 2 with
the " being where the @ key is. How do I alter this please. Thank
you, Ron.
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I don't mean to be unkind, but Windows has a Help and Support Centre and I
suggest you use it - you will find the answer there. You will also find the
answer if you Google.
 
Ron Shepherd said:
Have just installed Wxp succesfully and discovered I must have chosen
US/english instead of UK/english for the country settings. For example,
the
date is month first and @ character is above the 2 with the " being where
the @ key is. How do I alter this please. Thank you, Ron.
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Start/Settings/Control Panel/Regional and Language Options

Click on Languages and then Details and you should be able to add the
keyboard layout you want.
 
Miss said:
I don't mean to be unkind, but Windows has a Help and Support Centre
and I suggest you use it - you will find the answer there. You will
also find the answer if you Google.
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And that's how Alex would have answered the OP's question? I don't think
so.
 
Ron said:
Have just installed Wxp succesfully and discovered I must have chosen
US/english instead of UK/english for the country settings. For example, the
date is month first and @ character is above the 2 with the " being where
the @ key is. How do I alter this please. Thank you, Ron.
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Check your input method & language under the Control Panel's
Regional and Language Options. It sounds like you're using the wrong
version of English for your location.

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Yeah, what do you think? Imagine someone asking for help here. What is the
world coming to? Next thing some new user will be asking a question.
 
Go to Control Panel. You'll find "Regional and Language Options" there.
Change the language to whatever you wish!
 
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