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Go to Windows Settings > Apps > Installed Apps, find PRO100, and click Uninstall . Run the Installer: Launch the PRO100 setup executable.
Changing the UI language only alters the buttons, menus, and system prompts. It translate your element catalogs, material names, or object folders.
Did you get any specific when trying to save configuration files? Pro100 Change Language
In the Language tab, you will see a dropdown menu. Click it to reveal the list of installed languages. Common options include:
Click > Save (or press Ctrl + S ) and close Notepad. Relaunch PRO100. The interface, menus, and toolbars should now reflect your chosen language. Method 2: Verifying the Language (.lng) Files
: The version of Pro100 you're using may have limited language options, or you may not have administrator privileges. Click on (or Narzędzia in Polish, Инструменты in
If PRO100 reverts to its original language every time it is closed and reopened, it means the software cannot save your preferences.
Alternatively, navigate manually using Windows File Explorer to: C:\Program Files (x86)\PRO100 or C:\PRO100 . Step 2: Edit the PRO100.ini File
Unlike some modern apps that detect your system language automatically, Pro100 typically relies on the language files (.lng) located within its installation directory. The software is designed to be lightweight, meaning it doesn't always have a "one-click" flag icon in the main toolbar. Instead, the change usually happens through the configuration settings or by swapping library files. Method 1: Changing Language via the Program Options Changing the UI language only alters the buttons,
Run the .
Pro100 relies on external localization files to translate strings of code into human-readable menu items. If you change the .ini file to Language=EN but the program text turns blank, goes missing, or reverts to default, it means your installation folder is missing the English library file. How to Fix Missing Language Packs: Open your main .
If you are designing kitchens professionally and need true multilingual support, consider migrating to Blum Dynalog or SketchUp with PlusSpec . Pro100 is powerful, but its language identity crisis is a symptom of a software that never intended to go global.
Depending on the version of Pro100 being used (Version 4, 5, or 6), the method to change the language varies slightly.