Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Russian Language Pack

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With respect to language support, Adobe provides the following installers:

  • Language specific installers: These are identified by a language code in the installer’s file name; for example, en_US. These are available from the Reader Download Center and the FTP download site for some planned updates. In those cases, use the installer file name to identify the language for which the installer is intended.

  • Language agnostic installers: Almost all planned updates and out of cycle updates are language agnostic and can be applied over a product of any language. These don’t have a language code in the installer’s file name.

    • All Acrobat installers since 11.x are MUI installers.
    • All major releases provide a MUI installer.
    • Most updates and patches apply to MUI installs and no MUI-specific updates are provided.
    • If a MUI update is provided, it must be used to update MUI installs.

For older product versions, identify installers as follows:

  • Installers that support a subset of languages have tier_# in the installer name. These typically support 4 or more languages. For example, Tier 1 supports English, French, German, and Japanese.
  • MUI installers identified by _mui in the installer name.

Verifying language support¶

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In addition to the installer’s filename, you can also check the setup file directory which includes the language specific .mst files. These are identified by language ID codes.

Pre-deployment configuration¶

Methods for specifying the product language include:

  • Install a single language installer.
  • Install a multi language installer (MUI or non-English which also includes English), and let the end user select the language.
  • Set the language with the Customization Wizard. Refer to Installation Options > Language selection.
  • Set the language with command line properties.
  • Specify whether a MUI application should use the OS language by setting bUseMUI to 1 as described in the Preference Reference.
  • Specify both the language code and the language-specific MST on the command line. For example, to deploy a Dutch version of the product, use:

Multilanguage installers¶

All Acrobat 11.0 and later installers are MUI installers. Reader is also provided in a MUI version. MUI installers provide a way to install the product with support for more than one language. Features include:

  • Support for more than one language so that users can switch languages.

  • Automatic selection of the language based on the language of the current OS.

  • 11.0 introduces a MUI installer for Acrobat on both Windows and Macintosh which provide the following benefits to enterprise IT and OEM vendors:

    • A reduction in the number of Acrobat installers from twenty to two (1 each for Pro and Standard).
    • For those supporting multiple locales, one or two downloads (as opposed to up to 20) and a simpler patching and update workflow.
    • Smaller patch sizes. In 10.0 and earlier, Acrobat patches needed to provide separate files for 20 installers. 11.0 and later MUI installers use fewer files.
    • Simplified licensing: Both Windows and Macintosh use a limited number of serial number types to specify the product language.

The base installer is an MSI file, and MSP patches are also periodically released which can only be applied over the base mui MSI install. Both installers are identified by “_mui” in the filename.

Note

MUI installers are only created in tandem with full MSI installers. They are not created for MSP updates and patches. For example, 10.0 and 10.1 include MUI installers while 10.0.1, 10.0.2, and 10.0.3 do not. What this means for your deployment methodology is that you simply install the generic installer over your MUI install if there is a no MUI-specific installer. If there is a MUI-specific installer, you must use that. Download the MUI installer from ftp.adobe.com/pub/adobe/reader/.

The MUI Reader always contains the base English resources. To support another language, an additional resource bundle is added to the installation. Therefore, English is always present, and the single language Reader is about the same size as the MUI Reader.

The installation size varies with the type of install:

  • Bootstrapper (setup.exe) or UI-based installer: The size is significantly larger than the single language version because the full installer is kept on the disk.
  • AIP install: Except for minor differences in some of the text files, the size of the MUI Reader will be about the same as the single language Reader.

Windows MUI installers¶

Windows MUI installers for Acrobat behave as follows:

  • All serial numbers are language based.

  • There are two types of serial numbers: one for all languages and one for a single language.

  • The installer gets the language attributes from the serial number.

  • English is always installed in addition to any specified locale.

  • End user installs with a retail non-MUL serial number do not provide additional language options at install time.

  • Language specification occurs as follows:

    • An “all language” serial number installs Acrobat in the OS language (Typical Installation).
    • A “single language” serial number installs Acrobat in the specified language
    • End users can choose any combination of languages to be installed via a custom installation.
    • End users will be able to install one or more languages via the Installer Repair/Modify option.
    • The LANG_LIST property can be used for command line installs.

Macintosh MUI installers¶

Since there is no Acrobat Standard for Macintosh, there is a single MUI installer which behaves as follows:

  • All serial numbers are language independent.
  • All languages are installed by default.
  • The OS language will determine the language in which Acrobat will be launched.

The serial number is read by the application at launch time, and the OS locale controls which language the application should load. Trials are available in all supported languages, although only a single trial language can be installed at any point of time.

Machine-level details¶

The application language is selected during the installation of the initial major version using Setup.exe and is then stored on the system. For example, on Windows, it’s in:

The product UI language is actually determined by the sidecar dll stored in:

Therefore, if a user switches the dll under current or changes the UI key, the two keys may not match. Ultimately, the dll under current determines the product language.

11.x language support¶

Tier 1
Language NameLocaleSKU abbreviationComments
Universal Englishen_USUEAll products
Frenchfr_FRFAll products
Germande_DEDAll products
Japaneseja_JPJPLAll products
French Canadianfr_CAFCMapped to fr_FR
International Englishen_GBEAP, EUE, EUW, IE, LAEMapped to en_US
Language
Tier 2
Language NameLocaleSKU abbreviationComments
Dutchnl_NLNLAll products
Italianit_ITIAll products
Spanishes_ESEAll products
Latin/North American Spanishes_MXLAS, NASmapped to es_ES
Brazilian Portuguesept_BRPBAll products
Portuguesept_PTPmapped to pt_BR
Swedishsv_SESAll products
Danishda_DKDKAll products
Finnishfi_FISFAll products
Norwegiannb_NONAll products
Tier 3
Language NameLocaleSKU abbreviationComments
Chinese Simplifiedzh_CNCSAll products
Chinese Traditionalzh_TWCTAll products
Koreankr_KRKORAll products
Tier 4
Language NameLocaleSKU abbreviationComments
Czechcs_CZCZAll products
Hungarianht_HUHUAll products
Polishpl_PLPLAll products
Russianru_RURUAll products
Ukrainianuk_UAUKRAll products
Turkishtr_TRTRAll products
Slovaksk_SKSLWindows only
Sloveniansl_SISVNWindows only
Basqueeu_ESnoneWindows Reader only
Catalanca_ESnoneWindows Reader only
Croatianhr_HRnoneWindows Reader only
Romanianro_ROnoneMac and Windows, Reader only

Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Russian Language Packs

Tier 5
Language NameLocaleSKU abbreviationComments
North African Frenchfr_MANAFAll products (no locale for Mac since the UI appears in the OS locale)
Middle Eastern English for Arabicen_AEMEAAll products (no locale for Mac since the UI appears in the OS locale)
Middle Eastern English for Hebrewen_ILMEHAll products (no locale for Mac since the UI appears in the OS locale)

Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Russian Language Pack Windows 10

10.x language support¶

Language support for 10.x
TierWindowsMacintosh
Tier 1English, French, German, JapaneseEnglish, French, German, Japanese
Tier 2Italian, Spanish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, NorwegianItalian, Spanish, Dutch, Brazilian Portuguese, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian
Tier 3Chinese Traditional, Chinese Simplified, KoreanChinese Traditional, Chinese Simplified, Korean
Tier 4Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Turkish, Czech, Hungarian, Polish, Slovak, Croatian, Slovenian, (Reader only: Catalan, Basque)Russian, Ukrainian, Romanian, Turkish, Czech, Hungarian, Polish
Tier 5Greek, Arabic, and HebrewGreek, Arabic, and Hebrew

Locale and language codes¶

Installer filenames include a locale identifier consisting of consists of a languagecode and a country code. For example, the Reader installer filename is in the form ofAdbeRdr<version>_<languagecode>.exe. Thus, AdbeRdr10_en_US.exe is an English installer.

Note

Details about what languages are supported in each release appear in the Release Notes.

Installer components and workflows adhere to the ID system used by Microsoft. For details, see:

  • Locale code: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/goglobal/bb964664.aspx
  • Language ID: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms533052(VS.85).aspx

These IDs are also used on the command line, in installer tables, and elsewhere.

Locale and language codes
LanguageCodeLanguage ID code
Basqueeu1069
Bulgarianbg1026
Catalanca1027
Chinese (China)zh_CN2052
Chinese (Taiwan)zh_TW1028
Croatianhr1050
Czechcs1029
Danishda_DK1030
Dutchnl_NL1043
Englishen_US1033
Estonianet1061
Finnishfi_FI1035
Frenchfr_FR1036
Germande_DE1031
Hungarianhu1038
Italianit_IT1040
Japaneseja_JP1041
Koreanko_KR1042
Latvianlv1062
Lithuanianlt1063
Norwegiannb_NO1044
Portuguese – Brazilianpt_BR1046
Romanianro1048
Russianru1049
Slovaksk1051
Sloveniansl1060
Spanishes_ES1034
Swedishsv_SE1053
Turkishtr1055
Ukrainianuk1058
English with Arabicen_AE1025
English with Hebrewen_IL1037
North African Frenchfr_MA6165
Polishpl_PL1045

Windows XP configuration¶

Note

Products that support Windows XP have been discontinued.

On Windows XP machines, the OS’s regional settings may need to be changed to enable non-Latin language selection during a MUI install. Regional switching is not an Acrobat feature but how Windows XP works with codepages.

To change the OS settings:

  1. Control Panel > Regional and Language Options.

  2. Selected Advanced tab.

  3. In Language for non-Unicode programs, select the Language.

  4. For Japanese, Chinese, and Korean:

    1. Choose the Languages tab.
    2. Choose Install files for East Asian Languages.
    3. Reboot if you don’t immediately see these languages available under Language for non-Unicode programs.

Codepages

XP uses codepages to enable certain character support. Codepages are the way Windows enabled non-Latin language character encodings before Unicode was supported. For an overview, see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_code_page.

Selecting a codepage activates all the languages associated with that code page. For example, changing the regional settings and selecting a codepage for Czech also makes Polish, Hungarian, etc. available, but not Turkish.

Language mapping to codepages
CodepageLanguage
932Japanese
949Korean
936Chinese Simplified
950Chinese Traditional
1250Czech, Polish, Hungarian, Croatian, Slovenian, Romanian, Slovak
1252English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Swedish, Dutch, Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Brazilian Portuguese, Catalan(2), Basque(2)
1254Turkish
1251Russian, Bulgarian(1), Ukrainian
1257Estonian(1), Latvian(1), Lithuanian(1)
  1. Acrobat 9 languages not in Acrobat 10 and later; (2) Reader only
Exchange your product for a different language or operating system version. Also, read Adobe's exchange policies.

If you have a Creative Cloud account, you do not need to exchange your product. You can manage the installed language or operating system of your apps through the Creative Cloud desktop app. A single Creative Cloud membership lets you activate apps on up to two computers. These two computers can be Windows, macOS, or one of each. The installer automatically detects the operating system, and installs the correct version of the app. You can install apps in whatever languages you want, and change the install language as often as you want.

To change the language of an installed app, simply change your language setting in the Creative Cloud desktop app preferences, uninstall the app, and reinstall it. For detailed instructions, see Change the language setting of your Creative Cloud apps.

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Once you have deactivated Creative Cloud on your old computer, you can then sign in to Creative Cloud on the computer with the new operating system, and download and install your apps.

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If you require a different language or operating system version of a non-Creative Cloud product you purchased from Adobe, you can exchange your product. Or, you can exchange your product for a different language version.

Platform or language exchanges are only available for the current shipping version.

Note:

As Creative Suite 6 is no longer sold or supported, platform or language exchanges are not available for it.

  1. Register the product that you want to exchange. Sign in with your email address, and then enter the product serial number.

  2. Contact us and a customer care agent will assist you with your language or platform exchange.

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Adobe Photoshop Cs6 Russian Language Pack

If you have an older version of a product, you must order an upgrade instead of an exchange. Contact us for help with upgrading to a different version of your product.

  • All product configurations, except for OEM bundles, are eligible for a platform or language exchange.
  • You can also change your platform or language when you upgrade. Contact us to find out if you qualify for a platform or language upgrade. You must give up all licensing rights to your current platform or language version.
  • You can’t exchange previous versions of a product.
  • After exchanging platforms or languages, you can’t cross back to your original platform or language version.
  • No more than five total (lifetime) cross-platform or cross-language upgrades or swaps are allowed per customer, regardless of the product.
  • Products purchased second-hand or from an auction site such as eBay are not eligible for exchange.
  • You can request an exchange only from a language distributed in your region to another language also distributed in your region.

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