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AE 7 Languages part 2 -> I retract myself
Ok, we finally had some time to take a careful look at AE7. The program folder contains a Languages folder. There you can run AE in different languages, the direct access icons show me how: “AfterFX.exe -L EN” for English
-L FR for French,
-L DE for German,
-L IT for Italian,
-L ES for Spanish and
-L JP for Japanese. This one doesn’t work in that computer.So every language has been installed. That’s astonishing good news. The English version runs older version scripts in English perfectly. At least, the ones we’ve tested, and there’s no reason to think others won’t.
Thanks, Adobe.
Seastien, this is from the Production Studio. Check out if your AE7 French upgrade also includes that folder, or at least supports these commands when lauching it.
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I retract myself too !
thanks thehardmenpath for this very good news !
I’ve got this folder too with the update…
Dear Adobe’team, I apologize. Great improvement !sebastien
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Sorry about interjecting here, but this is at least loosely related to something I’ve been wondering about lately. I searched the forum for the first part of this thread to see if it would help, but I couldn’t find it.
I run After Effects in English, but occasionally I work on projects in other languages – mostly Spanish and French, with all the accented fun – and I was surprised and disappointed to find that AE7 apparently doesn’t support the tried-and-true Windows method of inserting special characters by using Alt+Numpad combinations. Does anyone know if this feature was simply forgotten, or if there’s something I need to enable? I really don’t feel like having Windows’ character map pulled up all the time so I can copy/paste.
Thanks for any help you can give me; sorry again if this has been off-topic.
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Ouch, that sounds just like a 7.1 fix.
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