Vista - Regional and language options

Hello everyone,

I have a little problem: I cannot find the settings that used to be in
Control Panel/Regional and Language Options/Languages.

In the Languages Tab (in winXP) there used to be a box (Supplemental
language support) with two checkboxes:

1. Install files for complex scripts and right-to-left languages (including
Thai)
2. Install files for East Asian Languages.

A friend of mine has a very old program that he used under XP and he
remembers he had to uncheck the checkbox 1 in order to make it work
properly. If he does not uncheck the option 1 he has this program display
strings right-to-left...

Where have this settings gone under Vista?

Thanx in advance
Paolo

By default, Additional languages are automatically installed. There is no way
to uninstall it.

"paolo" wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a little problem: I cannot find the settings that used to be in
> Control Panel/Regional and Language Options/Languages.
>
> In the Languages Tab (in winXP) there used to be a box (Supplemental
> language support) with two checkboxes:
>
> 1. Install files for complex scripts and right-to-left languages (including
> Thai)
> 2. Install files for East Asian Languages.
>
> A friend of mine has a very old program that he used under XP and he
> remembers he had to uncheck the checkbox 1 in order to make it work
> properly. If he does not uncheck the option 1 he has this program display
> strings right-to-left...
>
> Where have this settings gone under Vista?
>
> Thanx in advance
> Paolo
>
>
>