AQTime can profile Unicode applications as well as applications that use languages other than English (for example, French or Japanese). It can also profile applications with non-English characters in the file name or path. However, in order for AQTime to be able to profile an application that uses a specific language (either in the code or in the file path), you need to select the appropriate system locale in the system’s Regional and Language Options. The locale determines the language used to display non-English characters in AQTime and other applications.
The rest of this topic provides detailed instructions on how to change the system locale in various Windows versions.
Windows Vista and Later Windows Operating Systems
To change the system locale in Windows Vista or in a later operating system:
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Open the Control Panel.
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If the Control Panel is displayed in the Category view, click Clock, Language and Region.
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Click Region and Language (Region in Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012).
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In the ensuing dialog, switch to the Administrative tabbed page and click Change system locale in the Language for non-Unicode programs section.
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In the Current system locale list, select the language used by your profiled application.
Note: Support for the needed language must be installed in the operating system prior to changing the system locale. For information on how to install language support, see Windows documentation. -
Click OK to save the changes.
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Restart the computer.
Windows XP or Windows Server 2003
To change the system locale in Windows XP or Windows Server 2003:
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Open the Control Panel > Regional and Language Options dialog.
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Switch to the Advanced tabbed page.
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In the Language for non-Unicode programs list, select the language used by your profiled application.
Note: Support for the needed language must be installed in the operating system prior to changing the system locale. For information on how to install language support, see Windows documentation. -
Click OK to save the changes.
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Restart the computer.