Changing the language in the free version of BikeCAD
I'm sorry the term Entretoises threw you for a loop. If there are terms like that which you think would be better replaced by another word, I hope you'll let me know. If anyone is willing to assist in a comprehensive way with translation, there is info at: bikecad.ca/translation.
It's easy to change the language in BikeCAD Pro by following the instructions at: bikecad.ca/changing_language. Meanwhile, the free version of BikeCAD will simply default to the language set in your installation of Java. In turn, your installation of Java is by default assigned the same language as your operating system. You can however change the language of your installation of Java. To do so, open your Java console. For instructions on that see: java.com/en/download/help/javaconsole.xml
In the Java console, select the Java tab and click View. In the Runtime Parameters column highlighted below enter: -Duser.language=en. Doing this would set the language to English. Other languages would be available by replacing the value en as follows:
Headset spacers are added in the Headset dialog box accessible from the icon.
The effect of changing the headset spacers dimension is illustrated below.
Thanks Brent,
I guess the French "Entretoises" was the reason why I was lost...Even if I am French! (But I spent the last 20 years in Canada!
By the way, is it possible to change the language display from fFench to English in the online version?
Jerome.
I'm sorry the term Entretoises threw you for a loop. If there are terms like that which you think would be better replaced by another word, I hope you'll let me know. If anyone is willing to assist in a comprehensive way with translation, there is info at: bikecad.ca/translation.
It's easy to change the language in BikeCAD Pro by following the instructions at: bikecad.ca/changing_language. Meanwhile, the free version of BikeCAD will simply default to the language set in your installation of Java. In turn, your installation of Java is by default assigned the same language as your operating system. You can however change the language of your installation of Java. To do so, open your Java console. For instructions on that see: java.com/en/download/help/javaconsole.xml
In the Java console, select the Java tab and click View. In the Runtime Parameters column highlighted below enter: -Duser.language=en. Doing this would set the language to English. Other languages would be available by replacing the value en as follows: