On Tuesday 15 September 2015 00:01:11 Gerhard Zintel wrote: > Hi Lisi, > > On Tuesday 15 September 2015, Lisi Reisz wrote: > > If the locale of Trinity is wrong, i.e. was not installed correctly > > in the first place - US instead of UK in the case in question - how > > can one put it right? Keyboard is easy, but there is a lot more > > wrong than Keyboard. Dates are unreadable, money wrong, paper > > default sizes wrong etc. At least numbers are, I think, right!! > > There are two desktops on the laptop in question, and I *think* > > that the other one is right and is set to UK. > > you surely have looked into Trinity Control Center ==> Country/Region > & Languages and into the 5 Tabs named: > Locale, Numbers, Time & Dates and Other? > > You might have to set all those Tabs individually to correct behavior. Thanks, Gerhard. The answer on my own system is that I can't change the language - it is determinedly set to US English - but it doesn't matter. The same would obviously apply to his. He was looking to change the language and everything else would follow! And you can't change the language. Lisi