It often happens that the installed software or any other software only supports English. This is probably a huge problem for those who do not know a foreign language. Some people just feel uncomfortable working in an environment where all explanations and settings are provided in a non-native language.
The problem of Russification has arisen for a very long time, and various teams of localizers are fighting for the right to implement their translation into the product. It turns out that the entire list of programs is divided into three groups:
- translated by the developer;
- translated by the localizer;
- not translated at all.
Some users are faced with the fact that they do not know how to translate "Photoshop" into Russian. This is especially true for those who installed the English version initially.
How to translate Photoshop into Russian
Many difficult situations can arise, but the solution to this problem is simple and linear, with the exception of some events. So, when the user has entered the English-language version, the first step is to change the language to your native one. Although some do the opposite - they change Russian to English, since it is very convenient to learn to work in a program in the language of the developers.
Changing the language in the program
Fortunately, the latest versions of Adobe Photoshop support the language change function - there is Russian in the language library. The user can translate "Photoshop" both into Russian and into any other language by following the instructions below:
- In the second Edit tab, we find the Preferences category, which is at the very bottom of the list. In it, select the Interface item.
- A window will pop up, displaying the settings of the interface panel. We need to select the second line in the list called Text and find the UI Language item on the screen, in which we need to put the value Russian.
- Click on the OK button and after the performed operation exit the graphical environment "Photoshop".
- Now we restart the program. After the loading screen, the entire interface should change to the Russian-language layout.
Russifier for Adobe Photoshop
If the user is faced with such a problem that there is no native language in the drop-down list, then it is necessary to download the crack from the localizers directly. The removal of the language may be due to the fact that it was simply cut from the installation file or was damaged. In any case, the user will not hurt to resort to installing the language through the crack. On the Internet there are a lot of different localizers for different versions, therefore, first of all, it is necessary to concentrate the search on the version of "Photoshop" installed on the computer.
Installing the crack
Before you translate "Photoshop" into Russian, you need to decide on the type of crack. The user's choice can fall on any option, but it should be borne in mind that the benchmark, in addition to the version, should fall on the date of the update of the assembly with the localization program. So, here's the procedure for downloading and installing the localization in Adobe Photoshop:
- Using the above priorities, we find the required assembly with the Russian language.
- Download the archive, which contains a large liver of folders and subfolders.
- Before you translate "Photoshop" into Russian, you need to unzip and move the contents to the root folder of the "Photoshop" program. But before that, you must delete all the contents of the folder with localization. This folder is located on the system drive of your computer (C: / Program Files / Adobe / Adobe Photoshop / Locales).
- If you wish, you can unpack and copy only the Russian language. This will allow you not to overload the performance of the program once again.
- After copying, we launch the program, if you removed all the languages before, then your interface will become Russian, if this did not happen, then you should repeat the actions that the user performed during the usual change of language. The only difference will be the fact that in the "Text" item, the drop-down list will contain a minimum of working languages.
