C.a.R. > Languages
With the volunteer help of many users, C.a.R. has been translated to a lot of languages. For some of them, the context help has been translated too. By default, C.a.R. will use the local language. But it is possible to use any other language, if the fonts for this language are present, and Java has been installed for this language. To use another language, append the parameter "-l code" to the command line, or use the menu item "Set Language", and enter the country code.
Here is a list of all the languages and the country codes for this language.
| Language | Code | Context Help |
|---|---|---|
| German | de | yes |
| English | en | yes |
| Brazilian | br | no |
| Danish | da | no |
| Spanish | es | yes |
| French | fr | no |
| Italic | it | yes |
| Korean | ko | no |
| Dutch | nl | yes |
| Norwegian | no | no |
| Polish | pl | no |
| Portuguese | pt | yes |
| Russian | ru | yes |
| Algerian | dz | no |
| Slovenian | sl | yes |
| Arabic | ar | no |
| Slovakian | sk | yes |
| Vietnamese | vi | no |
| Turkish | tr | yes |
| Korean | ko | no |
| Thai | th | no |
| Interlinigua | il | no |
If you like to translate C.a.R. into your language, have a look into the C.a.R. Wiki. I wrote an article there on how to do the translation.
Have a look at the external links to find a documentation or site in your language.
C.a.R. > Languages