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Hi marshallprank,

you can get the OS language with the @OSLang macro.

See the help file for @OSLang values to have a complete list of possibilities.

edit:

English = 0409

German = 0407

Edited by Hannes123
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It better to use the user preferred language from registory:

$user_language = RegRead('HKEY_CURRENT_USERControl PanelAppearance','SchemeLangID')

Why is it better to try reading a binary Value out of the registry rather than a Macro that consistently returns the information for you? Reinvent the wheel much?

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