Ryzom

Anyone have any ideas on how to make it so that when I go to http://www.ryzom.com using IE it comes up in English instead of French?

And I'm not looking for any answers based around "use Firefox/opera/whatever" or "go to www.ryzom.com/?set_language=en" either

sprite wrote:Anyone have any ideas on how to make it so that when I go to http://www.ryzom.com using IE it comes up in English instead of French?

And I'm not looking for any answers based around "use Firefox/opera/whatever" or "go to www.ryzom.com/?set_language=en" either

click the union jack .

dakhound wrote:click the union jack .

I meant without doing that So that it will come up in English everytime without me having to do anything

Happening to me, too, so it's not just you. Only happens in IE and not in Firefox (I mention that so that anyone official that's watching will use it to find the problem and not to suggest you switch to Firefox. Even if it is a much better browser. )

sprite wrote:I meant without doing that So that it will come up in English everytime without me having to do anything

you didnt say that

sprite wrote: And I'm not looking for any answers based around "use Firefox/opera/whatever" or "go to www.ryzom.com/?set_language=en" either

Looks like it to me. And yes I have the same trouble, they broke something wtih those "Fixes" I spose...

Not sure if this may be your problem but it may be your cookies setting in IE that is causing the problem. If you have it set either too high or to delete cookies when logging out then the site has to create a new cookie to identify you each time.

This is just a guess though and I am in no way a computer guru but it might be worth a shot.

sprite wrote:Anyone have any ideas on how to make it so that when I go to www.ryzom.com using IE it comes up in English instead of French?

And I'm not looking for any answers based around "use Firefox/opera/whatever" or "go to www.ryzom.com/?set_language=en" either

Most if not all browsers let you set your preferred language, sites using several languages usually ask your browser what language to serve you. Maybe checking your prefs (different for every browser, so no recipe here) and adding/prioritizing your preferred language helps.
Best to use Firefox/Opera/whatever, though

Language settings is set to English UK

sprite wrote:Language settings is set to English UK

And you did try English/US (en_US), or English (en). I'm clueless, then.