does vista language matter for other programs?

[Guest]

Living in Germany, but not being German, I prefer to do my computer things in
English. Also beause at work we use English. Now I have a new PC and instead
of installing an English language Vista, as I ordered, my handler gave me a
German version with language package. I wanted to order a new program (Fusion
10) in English, but now I am not sure if that will work well on the German
Vista. Also, I have my Photoshop in English. So my question: does it matter
which language the OS is for using other programs in a different language, or
can I just mix languages? I also use Dutch sometimes. Thank you for an anwer.

 

[Mingus]

Living in Germany, but not being German, I prefer to do my computer things
in
English. Also beause at work we use English. Now I have a new PC and
instead
of installing an English language Vista, as I ordered, my handler gave me
a
German version with language package. I wanted to order a new program
(Fusion
10) in English, but now I am not sure if that will work well on the German
Vista. Also, I have my Photoshop in English. So my question: does it
matter
which language the OS is for using other programs in a different language,
or
can I just mix languages? I also use Dutch sometimes. Thank you for an
anwer.

You can mix language. I have installed 5 languages - all applications in
English work fine under any languages/users.

/M

 

[Ken Blake, MVP]

Living in Germany, but not being German, I prefer to do my computer things in
English. Also beause at work we use English. Now I have a new PC and instead
of installing an English language Vista, as I ordered, my handler gave me a
German version with language package. I wanted to order a new program (Fusion
10) in English, but now I am not sure if that will work well on the German
Vista. Also, I have my Photoshop in English. So my question: does it matter
which language the OS is for using other programs in a different language, or
can I just mix languages? I also use Dutch sometimes. Thank you for an anwer.

Although you can mix languages as desired, if you didn't get what you
ordered, why not return it and insist on getting the correct thing?