BasicallyApple is using the browser language settings to choose interface language, so if you want to see it in English then you have to set your browser language settings to English. Of course, that it's a ****** solution, as then you have many other sites detecting English too. In general is a bad approach for this and many other sites, where you cannot override language settings.
As Apple seems to don't care about this, the only more or less acceptable solution is installing another browser, set that browser settings to English (or the language you prefer), then use that browser for the App Store Connect site.
The feature request to have an App Level Language selection has already been requested in the Wishlist. Follow the link, vote at the top, like some posts, and add your ideas and reasons as a reply post.
Android (Pixel 7 Pro and an old Samsung tablet as well)
I only have French as language, which is how my Wyze app was 100% displayed until the last update which came with the mixup with Spanish.
Spanish is absolutely nowhere to be found in my system, nor in any other app.
I was using the Trello app on my android phone and it was going very well. Recently I purchased an iPhone X and installed the Trello app on my new iPhone. From the very beginning, it shows all the things in the French language and I am totally unknown to this French language. So I tried to change the language in setting according to the way mentioned above but it didn't work for me. I also reinstalled the app several times but still having the same issue. Some of my friends are suggesting me to take help from Apple iPhone Support about this issue. So is there any more suggestions available to solve this issue?
On the iPhone under Settings you can setup the order of languages you want. Mine was set to French as the second choice before English which gave me the same problem. Simply change the order and the app chooses English over French.
This is an incredible BASIC feature that people that speak more than one language (or perhaps want to learn more) rely on daily because we are used to running different apps in different language for varying reasons. Having to change my entire system language just to get Evernote to run in English or any other language is not at all acceptable. This should be a BASIC feature for a professional Desktop application and the fact that it's not in the new app is appaling and culturally myopic. Are there only monolingual Americans on the Evernote dev team???
Wish it could be a setting you could choose from. I'm not allowed to change the language of my Windows due to company policies, but I like using the English language for practicing and keeping in touch with the language.
I totally agree, I just spent an hour on trying to get rid of the red underlining as I am typing in dutch and the language check is english. I even reset my windows language to dutch bu that does nog work either. Please fix this as fast as possible. I am a premium user.
Yes I totally agree with this request. Although in previous versions of Evernote (on a MAC at least) this was available from a menu point, it seems to have disappeared as of a couple of months ago (currently on 10.5.7). This is a show stopper for me and I presume many others who work in more than one language and need to constantly change from one to the other.
On many MAC apps, this language switcher is accessed by the handy Command-Shift-: . It would be very nice if Evernote did the same, but I'd settle for the old menu point to bring up the language switcher to save the day.
I'm stuck on this same issue using evernote in the browser and in the app. This is a definite deal breaker as I need towrite notes in both english and spanish. Has anyone found a workaround? I love evernote, but this could be the end of my premium subscription
Wasted a lot of time searching for the language setting of the spelling checker, because I couldn't imagine that you have a spelling checker and it is fixed to English! Please make it available in more languages. (No; it is not possible to change the language of the operating system, that should be English).
I thinks it's time to look around for alternatives, since Evernote is not fixing bugs in version 6.x and moving upwards to version 10.x is still no option for me since this version is lacking so much we had in version 6.x.
It should be possible to bring along an integrated function - however this means to build a new functional block into the app. Is this likely ? Let us wait and see. Most users will have their system set to the same language they use for their note taking. V10 is still lacking some core functions, like printing, that are important for all users. I think EN will focus to get these implemented.
I just discovered this incredible omission !???
Heys, guys !
Please stop wasting time with inventing new and useless features like "Homepage" and tasks,
and find a way to make the program usable in different languages !!
To go from borrowing it from the OS to implementing it yourself means getting an compatible solution integrated into the own code base, licensing it, adding the dictionaries into the app (again with a need to get a license) and duplicate a lot of functionality that already exists in the OS.
This isn't the only post about that topic. And boi is this feature highly requested. Furthermore, most of evernotes users just read a thread and don't bother to create a community account to comment on a certain topic if it clearly states that it is not possible rigth now. Read, understood, bye.
I'm not suggesting this is a bad idea but it hasn't been implemented for more than two years and I see no sign of it coming soon. If this is crucial to your workflow then you may need a different application.
Getting an independent language support would mean to add a complete set of language resources (function, spell checker, dictionaries) to the client. This only to duplicate functions for most users (leading to problems like having 2 dictionaries, changes to one will not reflect in the other), and to satisfy the much smaller number of users with a multiple language usage not covered by OS capabilities.
I have a slightly different problem. The app language is English and I can type English text without getting squiggles. However, when I ask EN to suggest corrections for misspelled English words, the suggestions come in German. For instance, if I want to correct 'whch', I EN suggests 'wich' and 'wach' (two proper German words), but not 'which'. Anyone an idea what the reason for this could be? I cannot reproduce this behaviour on any other programme.
Waow ! Thanx for the information : non English speakers are obviously second class citizens, good to know. That's one of the multiple reasons I switched to Obsidian a few years ago ! Much smaller team... But it seems that multilanguage support doesn't feel so incredibly complex to them !
Cheers,
denis
If you mean this field, it has AFAIK nothing to do with spell checking or the local app behavior in general. Its purpose is to define which languages and especially dictionaries are used to improve the OCR performed on the EN cloud server. When you set more languages, results get more fuzzy, because it will try all similar looking words in different languages, and write them into the search index.
Sorry, but I have to elevate this topic to be recognized as "important" by EN staff (who is reading here for sure ?)
It's really hard to me to explain EN commands in English because I'm working on a German Windows.
Ospravedlňujem sa, ale musm tto tmu povšiť, aby ju EN personl (ktor tu určite čta ? ) uznal za "dležit" )
Je pre mňa naozaj ťažk vysvetliť EN prkazy v angličtine, pretože pracujem na nemeckom Windowse .
Je naozaj tak ťažk implementovať nastavenie (ako v Legacy) alebo nm aspoň poradiť, aby sme pridali riadok do %Appdata%\Evernote\ config.json na nastavenie jazyka použvateľskho rozhrania?
But I don't know anything about data security. So use at your own risk and don't keep any passwords in evernote. If it's used to write articles, I wouldn't have a problem with the app, even if someone is digging through my articles...
I'm just another guy stuck on it, how can an application of this level doesn't have a proper embedded language tool? I almost did as JesusChrist said, no answer, bye, but after read his post i was encoraged to let my request here too.
As written in the release notes, it works a little different in macOS.
Obsidian uses the system-wide spell checker. You can change the System Preferences, click Keyboard, then click Text. By default, it should automatically detect the language. Works fine with me, switching between German and English.
This has been asked before. Did you try a search? You cannot simply "switch" the language. You have to uninstall the French version and install the English version. The same would apply to the drivers. As for settings, LabVIEW settings are saved in the labview.ini file in the same directory as the LabVIEW application. As for the drivers, I don't know what setttings you are referring to. You can export a MAX configuration and the reimport it. The MAX documentation tells you how to do this.
In my case, I installed the English version of LabVIEW on a German PC with all NI products displaying messages in German (with decimal commas etc.), once I changed the OS language every thing was fine.
I have the same problem here, I would like to change the app language to english but I have Glyphs mini 2, and I do not have the settings mentioned above. Is it possible to change the app language in the mini version?
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