Changes

The best way to install a localized build (in my opinion) is to install localized language packs in addition to the English installer. This way the user can choose if they want to have the English interface or the localized one. An example for the Estonian Traditional Chinese language pack:

<package id="ooo-2.x4-langpack-etzh" name="OpenOffice.org 2.0 Language Pack 4 language pack (Eestizh)" revision="1" reboot="false" priority="0"> <check type="uninstallregistry" condition="exists" path="OpenOffice.org 2.0 Language Pack (Eesti)HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\{B95154FE-365D-4867-B915-24EEEE6EFB27}\Version" /> <install cmd='"msiexec" /qn /i "%SOFTWARE%\OOo_2ooo-2.0\langpack_et4-langpack-zh\openofficeorg20openofficeorg24.msi /qn" ALLUSERS=1' /> <remove cmd='"msiexec" /qn /x{9F5CAB24B95154FE-B19E365D-42FD4867-AF8DB915-774C5C36A7FB24EEEE6EFB27} /qn' />

------ To switch to that language, choose Tools | Options | User Note: I tried this out Language Settings | Language and found that it didn't add set the short cuts in the start menu... instead it was on the root "language of C:. So I'm currently trying User Interface"OpenOffice.org 2.0 Installation Files\setup.exe" /quiet" for the install. But the above remove script seems to work well