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From: Tugeloff on 6 Dec 2007 01:56
I have a training program exe file for engineers which was made in Director
7.0.2.85. It is quite old (1999) and I guess it doesn't support unicode.
Actually I found a way to run it on Windows XP: 'Control Panel'>'Regional and
language options' then go to 'advanced' and 'select a language to match the
language version of the non-unicode programs' (English, UK).
That's OK, it works. But the problem is that I have to use many Russian
software on my computer as well, and I need this option (non-unicode programs)
remain Russian, if not I can't use them (they whether crash or the symbols
become not recognizable).
Is there any way to make it work?

P.S. I tried Microsoft's Applocale, but it didn't work with this prog.

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