Language Codes
Language codes are used to set the run-time language of the application. A code consists of either a sequence of letters or numbers to identify a particular language. These can be used with several command line parameters to set the language in silent or unattended installations.
The following table lists the types of language codes.
| Language | LCID | Culture | ISO |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chinese (Simplified) | 2052 | zh-CHS | chs |
| Czech | 1029 | cs | csy |
| Danish | 1030 | da | dan |
| Dutch | 1043 | nl | nld |
| Enlgish (United Kingdom) | 2057 | en_GB | eng |
| English (United States) | 1033 | en_US | enu |
| Finnish | 1035 | fi | fin |
| French | 1036 | fr | fra |
| German | 1031 | de | deu |
| Italian | 1040 | it | ita |
| Japanese | 1041 | ja | jpn |
| Korean | 1042 | ko | kor |
| Norwegian (Bokmal) | 1044 | nb-NO | nor |
| Polish | 1045 | pl | plk |
| Portuguese (Brazil) | 1046 | pt-BR | ptb |
| Russian | 1049 | ru | rus |
| Spanish | 1034 | es | esn |
| Swedish | 1053 | sv | sve |
