To configure the Exchange Server computer to allow localized
Exchange Clients to connect and see information that is properly sorted
and formatted for their language, perform the following steps:
- Start the Exchange Server Administrator program, select the Servers
object, and select the Exchange Server computer that is generating the
error.
- On the File menu, click Properties, and click the Locales tab. Add
the appropriate languages from the list on the left. If the
appropriate code page has not been installed in Microsoft Windows NT, a
prompt appears that asks you to install the code page.
- In accordance with the procedure outlined in the Readme file provided on the Microsoft
Exchange Server CD:
- Log on to the Microsoft Windows NT Server computer as a local administrator.
- In Program Manager, select the Main program group, and in Control
Panel, double-click International.
- In Language, select the language support you want to add to the
computer, and click OK. You are prompted to specify the location
of the national language support files.
- Restart the computer.
- Reset the country and language settings back to their original
settings.
This procedure may change with the release of Windows NT Server version
4.0.
Following is a list of languages and the corresponding Windows NT code
pages that the data is translated into. The
number in the error message
corresponds to the number in the Windows NT column:
Language | Windows NT |
---|
Chinese | 950 |
Chinese (Trad) | 950 |
Czech | 1250 |
Danish | 1252 |
Dutch | 1252 |
English | 1252 |
Finnish | 1252 |
French | 1252 |
German | 1252 |
Greece | 1252 |
Hungarian | 1250 |
Italian | 1252 |
Japanese (3.0) | 932 |
Japanese | 932 |
Korean | 949 |
Norwegian | 1252 |
Polish | 1250 |
Portuguese | 1252 |
Russian | 1251 |
Spanish | 1252 |
Swedish | 1252 |
Turkey | 1254 |
REFERENCES
For additional information about this issue, please click the article number below
to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
159721 XADM: How To Add Templates for Different Language Clients
More information about code pages and Windows NT can be found in Appendix
C of the
Microsoft Windows NT Resource Kit. More information about international
issues and Exchange Server can be found in Section 13.0 of
The Readme.wri file on the Microsoft Exchange Server CD.