Posted August 19, 200816 yr Pegasus, That didnt work for me. We have TS 2000 and want to do the same thing as Zeno did. I manually changed the language settings for some profiles so the language icon appears on the taskbar and the user can switch to another language. Isnt there a way to propogate this setting to all users. The language options in XP lets you apply this kind of change to all users and the default user profile. Any ideas? "Zeno" wrote: > Problem solved thanks........... > > "Pegasus (MVP)" wrote: > > > > > "Zeno" <Zeno@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > > news:7041B77B-C513-4A33-852E-3BDE605F1B1A@microsoft.com... > > > We are running Term Server and want additional language input methods > > added > > > under Regional Options. If I add ie. Japanese and Korean input to the > > > standard admin login and it works fine. > > > > > > How can I add the settings to the Default User and All User profile w/out > > > doing a profile copy of the Admin profile. Because if I do it that way the > > > Def User and All Usr profiles will also the the menu bar and all that > > stuff > > > from the admin profile and I'll have to cleanup the profile of those > > > settings..... > > > > > > Is it a particular setting in the ApplicationData or Local Settings folder > > I > > > can just copy...? > > > > > > Zeno > > > > Create the desired environment in a non-admin profile, then copy > > this non-admin profile to "Default User". > > > > > >
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