Windows 7 Multilingual Deployments

Multiple Language Packs can be added to Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise only. The other Windows 7 Editions are referred to as single language editions. Windows 7 Ultimate lets you download language packs to deploy Windows in 36 different languages as I am writing.

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The language packs are available to Windows 7 Ultimate and Enterprise users through the System Update link.

If you add multiple language packs to a Windows image, you can deploy the multilingual edition of Windows in a multilingual environment, and the end users can switch the display language between multiple languages on a single computer.

Windows 7 multilingual editions (Ultimate and Enterprise) allow you to switch the windows interface display language with a mouse-click.

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Herethree screen-shots of French, German and English deployment:

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Multilingual Keyboard options are similar to earlier Windows versions and available in big numbers on Windows 7.

Keyboard Language Settings

For more details, check out Microsoft.

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