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It gets often asked how to change the ProjectLibre language interface, date format or currency. I want to thank our community member Alfonso Barbaro from Italy who aggregated a couple good ways to do this.

It really is a pleasure working with a global community and really appreciate the contributions. ProjectLibre has been translated into 22 languages: English,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.

We would like additional languages if you can help contact us at If there are corrections to any existing languages we would appreciate that as well. How to change Language, Date Format and Currency in ProjectLibre Windows OS How to change:  Interface Language (e.g. From Italian to English)  Date format (e.g. Mm/dd/yy → dd/mm/yy)  Coin Type (e.g. $ → €) Following two solutions, the second one (B) is a bit more complex then the first one (A) but more flexible: A) Create a projectlibre.conf file 1. Create a new directory in your User folder: e.g. C: Users YOUR_USER_NAME.projectlibre (note the.

Before projectlibre). In the new directory create(*) a text file called 'projectlibre.conf' (must be real a '.conf' file or it will not work). As administrator edit the file and insert the string “locale=en” (without the quotes) 4. Save changes.

This method changes AT ONCE the interface language, coin type and date format according to chosen the language setting. (*)Alternatively you can copy a.conf file from an other directory and paste it in the new.projectlibre one. If so remember to cancel all the previous.conf file contents B) If you are MacOS or Linux users we suggest using the first option but for WIndows users use the java launcher option settings: 1. Navigate to your installation directory, lets say C: Program Files(x86) ProjectLibre 2. Open, as administrator, in Notepad the 'projectlibre.bat' file and change the string: - from: java -Xms128m -Xmx768m -jar projectlibre.jar - to the following (note the two lines): @echo off java -Xms128m -Xmx768m -Duser.language=en -Duser.country=AU -jar projectlibre.jar 3. Save changes. You now have set an English language interface, dd/mm/yy date format and $ as coin type.

IMPORTANT: In order to work correctly you have to click the projectlibre.bat file and NOT the projectlibre.exe (or the previous desktop link to the exe file) file anymore. (This procedure works also with java 64 bit). Hi Sam, I saw from another of your posts that you are using Windows 10. Note that YOUR_USER_NAME represents in fact the user with which you are logged in. Let's say you are logged in with the user sam. • Start a command prompt (use window search and enter 'command' or 'cmd') • A window will open (command prompt) and you'll be in your home directory (invitation will look like: Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.10586] (c) 2015 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C: Users sam>Game Ps2 Iso.rar there. Windows Mobile 2003 Pdf Reader. • Just enter: mkdir.projectlibre (This works for administrators and standard users) if you then enter the command dir (to list the content of your home directory), you should see.projectlibre among others. • or to post comments.

It says to use option 1 for OSX. OK so I did everything required and in users/kevin/.projectlibre is a projectlibre.conf file with the requisite line. This does absolutely nothing. I am surprised that the date/time/currency settings are not local, but I am even more surprised that there is no settings option for date/tim etc in a Project Schedule application that is, well, based on dates and times.