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Club Speed Main Engine VB.NET (Regional Settings)

  1. Need to switch SP_Intake, SP_Admin, Garage over to another language (Ex. Dutch (Netherlands))? No problem! You'll need to change it three places.
  2. First, open up a web browser and go to http://localhost/sp_admin
  3. Username: support
  4. Go to Settings->Control Panel, then go to Main Engine, then find the CurrentCulture field. Change en-US to whatever you want, like nl-NL for the Netherlands. Click the little Save icon. Note that Club Speed caches these settings and they will not apply until a restart. We'll be restarting the whole system anyway, so read on!
  5. The second place we need to change language settings is in SQL for two database users: root and NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE.
  6. Open up SQL Server Management Studio.
  7. Navigate to Security->Logins. Right click the user root, go to Properties, and change the Default language to what you need. (Ex. Dutch.)
  8. Do the same for the NT AUTHORITY\NETWORK SERVICE user.
  9. The last place you need to make any changes is in the OS itself. (We do this last since it triggers a restart for the computer.)
  10. Go to Start->Control Panel->Clock, Language, and Region. Go to "change display language".
  11. Go to the Formats tab, and change the language to what you want there (Ex. Dutch)
  12. Go to the Location tab, and change the location to where you want (Ex. The Netherlands)
  13. Go to the Administrative tab, click Change System locale, and change it to what you need. (Ex. Dutch (Netherlands)). This will ask for a computer restart. Go ahead and restart the machine.
  14. Once it's back up, check the time format and see if it matches the language you selected. Then, make sure that Club Speed is running in Firedaemon, then run MSTSC to connect to POS1.
  15. Go to the Point of Sale window, and see if the currency sign is correct for your language.
  16. Go to Control Panel, Clock/Language/Region, Change Keyboards or other inputs, and ensure that the correct keyboard is selected for that region.
  17. You're all done!

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