If I have an US version of vista and sometimes I want the menus and all text
displayed by the OS to change to a different language (e.g. spanish,
italian...), is it possible to do it by setting an option somewhere, or do I
have to buy a diffferent localized version for each language?

I think in ultimate and business version u can download language packs but
the home versions you cant..



"peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If I have an US version of vista and sometimes I want the menus and all
> text displayed by the OS to change to a different language (e.g. spanish,
> italian...), is it possible to do it by setting an option somewhere, or do
> I have to buy a diffferent localized version for each language?
>

For consumers, only the Ultimate version of Vista supports changing
languages.

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"peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> If I have an US version of vista and sometimes I want the menus and all
> text displayed by the OS to change to a different language (e.g. spanish,
> italian...), is it possible to do it by setting an option somewhere, or do
> I have to buy a diffferent localized version for each language?
>

Peter

Only the Ultimate version for consumers or the Enterprise Edition (Volume License) versions are able to do this

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"peter" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
> If I have an US version of vista and sometimes I want the menus and all text
> displayed by the OS to change to a different language (e.g. spanish,
> italian...), is it possible to do it by setting an option somewhere, or do I
> have to buy a diffferent localized version for each language?
>
>