3.5.1 Tentative modification of screen display settings (Language, Look & Feel)

If necessary, Look & Feel of the screen can be changed from Web-Based Admin View.

Changing the Look & Feel

For Look&Feel modifications, select [Web-Based Admin View tool]- [Environment settings], and then change in the [Display setup] property of the [System environment] tab in the Environment setup page.

Information

For details, refer to "Chapter 4 Environment settings".

Changing the Language

The language can be modified depending on the client system environment. This should be set up before starting the Web-browser.

Windows(R)
- Windows(R) 2000
  Select [Start] - [Settings] - [Control Panel] - [Regional Option] - [General] to change locale.
- Windows(R) XP
  - Category View
    Select [Control Panel] - [Date, Time, Language, and Regional Options] - [Change the format of numbers, dates and times] or [Regional Options and Language Options] - [Regional Options] tab - [Standards and formats] to change language.
  - Classic View
    Select [Control Panel] - [Regional and Language Options] - [Regional Options] tab - [Standards and formats] to change language.
- Windows Vista(R)
  - Category View
    Select [Control Panel] - [Clock, Language, and Region] - [Change the country or region] - [Formats] to change language.
  - Classic View
    Select [Control Panel] - [Regional and Language Options] - [Formats] - to change language.
- Windows(R) 7
  - View by: Category
    Select [Control Panel] - [Clock, Language, and Region] - [Change location] - [Formats] to change language.
  - View by: Large icons or Small icons
    Select [Control Panel] - [Region and Language] - [Formats] to change language.
Solaris OS
There are following two methods:
- Select [Login screen] - [Option] - [Language].
- Change the environment variable. Execute the following shell command and change the language type of the shell variable.
  [For C shell]
  # setenv LANG <language type>
  [For shell and Kornshell]
  # LANG=<language type>
  # export LANG
Linux(R)
Change the environment variable. Execute the following shell command and change the language type of the shell variable.
- RHEL-AS4 or RHEL5
  [For C shell]
  # setenv LANG <language type>
  [For shell and Kornshell]
  # LANG=<language type>
  # export LANG
- SLES 10
  [For C shell]
  # setenv LC_CTYPE <language type>
  [For shell and Kornshell]
  # LC_CTYPE=<language type>
  # export LC_CTYPE

Note

The language font specified in the environment should be set up in advance.
When SuSE is used as a client, Japanese cannot be displayed.