Does anyone know whether i will still be able to translate non english web pages into other languages once i apply Monolingual and remove all other language commands for my Mac other than english ? I'm not even sureif the two are related........
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What do you mean by translating non English web pages into other languages?
If you use Monolingual to remove non English languages from applications you will still be able to see foreign language web pages in their original language.
However, Monolingual can be troublesome. A good example of it causing problems is if you use Office 2008 and try to apply updates after using Monolingual. Office 2008 will refuse to update and must be completely removed and reinstalled in order for updates to be applied.
I no longer use Monolingual. With today's large hard drives how much space are you really saving by using it? IMO, it's not worth it.
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If you use Monolingual to remove non English languages from applications you will still be able to see foreign language web pages in their original language.
However, Monolingual can be troublesome. A good example of it causing problems is if you use Office 2008 and try to apply updates after using Monolingual. Office 2008 will refuse to update and must be completely removed and reinstalled in order for updates to be applied.
I no longer use Monolingual. With today's large hard drives how much space are you really saving by using it? IMO, it's not worth it.
Regards.
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