unfortunately not, peter.
the dialogue box contains the message "language en_US.UTF-8 does not exist; using system default" a "stop" sign and an "ok" button.
i'll keep scouring the webs for a solution.
thanks for your response :-)
regards
bryan
--- On Wed, 21/1/09, Peter Salisbury <peterthevicar@???> wrote:
> It looks like one of your applications is starting up
> asking for en_US
> locale. Sadly you'll have to find out which one it is.
> Is it obvious
> from the way the message is displayed (e.g. a frame title)?
