Error in language set

[L Yoonji]

Dear all

Hello!

I tried to choose the language I want but I couldn't after downloading Unitex. 

I can't find the list of lauguage. (photo)

What can I do to solve this problem?

[Oto Vale]

Hello,

Normally your Unitex installation creates an working directory.

Are you working on Windows, Linux or Mac?

Which version of Unitex have you installed?

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Oto Vale

[eric.laporte]

Dear Yoonji,

To use Unitex, you need a private directory, or personal working directory (user manual, section 1.6). It is recommended to use this directory only for Unitex, because each of its subdirectories must correspond to a language.

I suggest you to set your private directory to a new, empty directory. To do that, use the "Info>Preferences...>Directories" menu (user manual, Figure 1.4). The list that appears in your picture was the list of subdirectories of your current private directory, so you have to set it to a better choice.

Best regards,

[Oto Vale]

I think is better for you to download the Unitex-GramLab-3.1beta_win32 setup​.
It creates automaticaly a personal work directory.

The unstable version has some new features that make Unitex more easier.

[L Yoonji]

Thank you! Thanks to you, I solved the problem! Have a nice day!

[L Yoonji]

Dear all 

 

I downloaded Unitex-GramLab-3.1beta_win32 setup and solved my problem.

When I posted this question, I had deleted Unitex already. So I just downloaded  Unitex-GramLab-3.1beta following the advice. It created the private directory automatically.

Thank you all :)