There is a program called AppLocale that does this on Windows XP, Vista, and 7.
If installing on Vista or 7, you'll need to run the installer as administrator. One thing you cannot fix this way is filename (avoid doing that, program may not run if the path has foreign characters) and media data. The later you can use something like ConvertZ. It is a lot easier try to play those files when you can read the title, artist, and album. Relatively difficult to install, UTAU requires having the AppLocale application on your computer to support the Japanese language. You can also change the system locale for the whole system. Emofuri Windows Windows 7 This is E-mote Free Movie Maker (Emofuri) installation tutorial.
There also exists a registry modification which adds an option in the right-click menu to start executable files in Japanese using. Like AppLocale, it does not solve all problems either, e.g. You will be able to use E-mote Free Movie Maker without changing system locale if use Windows AppLocale Utility. You can also switch your OS UI's language with MUI if you have Enterprise or Ultimate.
Not available in Home editions (Neither 32-bit nor 64-bit ISOs are available for download from Microsoft SA licensing anymore, like in MSDN|TechNet during beta (TW version supposedly banned now also), you have to get it from WU.) It extends AppLocale, making it simpler to install and use Japanese games. (Office 2007 requires its own MUI, and it also comes with a newer IME, see my other webpages for details Windows 7 CJK IME/MUI setup ) #JAPANESE APPLOCALE WINDOWS 7 INSTALL#
#APPLOCALE WIN10 JAPANESE HOW TO#
Not all programs, filenames, pathnames are localized, so it won't solve all problems either.Īnd make sure you know how to switch back, you may not be able to read the control panel applets' text, and have to rely on the icon (sort order would change) and button locations.
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