To minimize the number of Application objects required to distribute the same application in different languages, you can use language variables to represent language-related information in MSI Application objects.
NOTE:For compatibility with traditional ZENworks, the special system variables can also be specified in one of the following formats:
%system_variable%
For example, %LOCALE_USER_LANG%
%*system_variable%
For example, %*LOCALE_USER_LANG%
The following table describes the available language variables:
Table E-7 Language Variable Special System Variables
|
Language Variable |
Description |
|---|---|
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%LOCALE_SYS_DEFAULT_ANSI_CP% |
Retrieves the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) code page associated with the system locale. If the locale does not use an ANSI code page, the value is 0. Example: 1252 |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_DEFAULT_OEM_CP% |
Retrieves the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) code page associated with the system locale. If the locale does not use an OEM code page, the value is 1. Example: 437 |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_LANGID% |
Retrieves the language identifier for the system locale. The language identifier is a standard international numeric abbreviation for the language in a country or geographical region. Example: 0409 |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_ABBR_LANG% |
Specifies the abbreviated name of the system language. In most cases, it is created by taking the two-letter language abbreviation from the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) Standard 639 and adding a third letter, as appropriate, to indicate the sub language. Example: ENU |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_ENG_LANG% |
Specifies the full English name of the system language from ISO Standard 639. This is always restricted to characters that can be mapped into the ASCII 127-character subset. Example: English |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_LANG% |
Specifies the full localized name of the system language. This name is based on the localization of the product and might vary for each localized version. Example: English (United States) |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_ISO639_LANG% |
Specifies the abbreviated name of the system language based only on ISO Standard 639. Example: en |
|
%LOCALE_SYS_NATIVE_LANG% |
Specifies the native name of the system language. Example: English |
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%LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT_ANSI_CP% |
Retrieves the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) code page associated with the user locale. If the locale does not use an ANSI code page, the value is 0. Example: 1252 |
|
%LOCALE_USER_DEFAULT_OEM_CP% |
Retrieves the original equipment manufacturer (OEM) code page associated with the user locale. If the locale does not use an OEM code page, the value is 1. Example: 850 |
|
%LOCALE_USER_LANGID% |
Retrieves the language identifier for the user locale. The language identifier is a standard international numeric abbreviation for the language in a country or geographical region. Example: 0c09 |
|
%LOCALE_USER_ENG_LANG% |
Specifies the full English name of the user language from ISO Standard 639. This is always restricted to characters that can be mapped into the ASCII 127-character subset. Example: English |
|
%LOCALE_USER_LANG% |
Specifies the full localized name of the user language. This name is based on the localization of the product and might vary for each localized version. Example: English (Australia) |
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%LOCALE_USER_ISO639_LANG% |
Specifies the abbreviated name of the user language based only on ISO Standard 639. Example: en |
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%LOCALE_USER_NATIVE_LANG% |
Specifies the native name of the user language. Example: English |