Under GET LANG section in HFSLIP_60220.cmd:



According to the expanded folder of windowsupdateagent20-x86.exe, shouldn't
Chinese(PRC) be SET LG=zhcn
and
Chinese(Taiwan) be SET LG=zhtw?

The EULA in those folders are correct for the respective languages.

And what's the purpose of SET LNG?

The Chinese part needs some improvement. The problem is that the Microsoft documents are conflicting themselves so HFSLIP depends on user input for that.

Try the latest version (60302). I made some changes to the localization section.

Fine.

In reply to your pm query about prodspec.ini, the relevant entries are

Windows 2000 Simplified Chinese version:
Windows XP (Taiwanese version and Hong Kong version, both Traditional Chinese):

You just confirmed my assumption on the difference between "Simplified" and "Traditional". Thanks-- Your post has been very helpful. "Chinese(PRC)" should be fine in the current version of HFSLIP but I'll update it tomorrow to add support for "Traditional Chinese".

Tomcat to the rescue! Do you think that microsoft ate their leaded paint chips this morning?

Updated

Thanks you're welcome.



Do you mean: You have to run...

Would you mind explaining the purpose of SET LNG? I can't find any more reference to this env variable outside the GET LANG section.

It's already fixed for the version that'll be released tomorrow. I noticed it while rearranging the entire Localization section. Thanks anyway for reporting it.

"LNG" is not really used for the moment. Could be in the future...

OK Thanks.