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FAQ on Language Teacher® 98
- How is Language Teacher® 98 installed?
- A required .DLL file, LANGLIB.DLL was not found
- My computer does not support Cyrillic. Will Language Teacher® 98 work
properly with Cyrillic dictionaries?
- How can I configure my applications to work with Russian or other
languages?
- How can I type in Russian (or other languages with non-Latin
characters) if I only have Latin letters on my keyboard, and I don't know the layout?
- I want to install a newer Language Teacher® 98 version. What problems
may arise?
- I want to install several Language Teacher® 98 versions. Will there be
any confusion with dictionaries, will it be possible to uninstall versions I do
not need?
How is Language Teacher® 98 installed?
CD-ROM version:
Insert the Language Teacher® 98 CD-ROM into CD-ROM drive. The setup program will start
automatically. Click the Language Teacher® 98 icon in the startup window to begin the setup procedure, and follow the
instructions.
If necessary, you may choose another folder for program files and the start menu folder. After the setup is complete,
the Language Teacher® 98 program group will appear on the Start/Programs menu. Just
choose Language Teacher® 98 to start the program.
Internet version:
Download from the Ectaco Web-server, launch setup.exe, and follow the
instructions. After the setup is complete, the Language Teacher® 98 program group will appear on the Start/Programs menu. Just
choose Language Teacher® 98 to start the program.
A required .DLL file, LANGLIB.DLL was not found
I install Language Teacher 98 English-Polish but the program doesn't run and the error message appears:
A required .DLL file, LANGLIB.DLL was not found (for Windows 95/98)
The dynamic link library LANGLIB.DLL could not be found in the specified path ... (for Windows NT 4, Windows 2000)
What shall I do, where can I get the mentioned file and what to do with it?
You can download LANGLIB.DLL here. After download has been completed, please copy this file:
to Windows/System directory for Windows 95/98;
to Windows/system32 for Windows NT 4, Windows 2000;
and run the program.
My computer does not support Cyrillic. Will
Language Teacher® 98 work properly with Cyrillic dictionaries?
Yes. Language Teacher® 98 has a built-in multilanguage support, which makes it easy to work
with dictionaries with Central European, Baltic, Cyrillic, Hebrew, Arabic, Turkish, and Greek code pages on
computers that do not have a corresponding support.
How can I configure my applications to work
with Russian or other languages?
You need to have a Windows 95/98/NT installation package on your CD-ROM. Click the My
Computer icon on the desktop, then Control panel, then Add/Remove programs,
then Windows setup tab. Select the Multilanguage support checkbox. In order
to install a corresponding keyboard support, choose My computer, then Control
panel, then Keyboard, and click the Add button. In Language Teacher® 98, choose the Generic tab in the
Properties dialog box. An appropriate character set will be automatically loaded.
How can I type in Russian (or other languages
with non-Latin characters) if I only have Latin letters on my keyboard, and I don't know
the layout?
1. You may use the Language Teacher® 98 emulation capability: just choose any character set different from Generic.
2. You may display a "virtual" keyboard with letters and symbols used in the dictionary. Click on the keyboard icon with keyboard sign.
A keyboard image will appear in the right upper corner of the window. Type by clicking on the images of corresponding buttons.
I want to install a newer Language Teacher® 98 version.
What problems may arise?
You will lose your customized settings and entries saved under the Filtered tab. If you want to keep them,
first make a backup copy of all files with the *.sav extension and paste them back after the upgrade is completed.
Attention!
In order to be able to uninstall Language Teacher® 98 properly please install the updated version to the same folder where the old version is located.
I want to install several Language Teacher® 98
versions. Will there be any confusion with the dictionaries, will it be possible to uninstall
versions I do not need?
You will not experience any problem. However, you should not install versions with
different dictionaries into the same folder (they are installed into different folders by
default).
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