Stuck in French

Here is a link to a PDF copy of the manual. The first part is French. The English instructions start on page 29.
http://cdn.download.ext.lexibook.com/public/lexibook/media/instit/instit-manuals/IM_CG1300.pdf

I Believe To change the language, press and hold the MODE button until the language you want is displayed. The MODE button is located on the instrument panel, to the left of the steering column. Release the button to set your choice.

Hope This Helps
Alex

Take ur remote push the button said menu.Push the button <O>.Go to setup changes OSD language <O>button back and fourth until u reach english u got it.

Ok heres where you need to go

Start Button (Circular Button With Microsoft 4 Coloured Square Logo)
Control Panel
Regional & Language Options
Keyboards and Languages (3rd Tab Along from Dialog Popup Window)
Then click the Change Keyboards Button
Under General Tab under installed services Click Add on right hand side.
Find English UK or English US whichever you prefer and then
once you have added that one change your default to the English one
then you will be able to remove the french one if needed.

I hope you find this post useful,

Thanks

Pete McDowell
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thats just how the game is

Hi
Push and hold the menu button. When it changes in the window, use the up or down arrow button until you come to a window that has something like "lingua, or spreka", and then push the menu button again. Use the up arrow to scroll to "English". When you have the astric(*) in front of English push the menu button again. You have selected English and then you can push the escape button to exit. Some machines have exit in the scroll bar, so it depends on your machine.

There is a small green Fn button near the start button you will have to use this with shift to use the green keys if you are in multi lingual mode, if you only use the laptop for french you can also change the regional settings for the keyboard to Just French and then they will work just by using shift.

Hope this helps FixYa,

Chris

If you are using Windows XP (could beVista... but not certain)

Go to Start > Control Panel > Regional and Language Options:

Under your Regional Options Tab, be sure that it is set to English (United States) if that is where you reside.

Then go to the Language Tab, and under Text Service and Input Language, click on Details... be sure to select English under the Default Input Language. Click Apply to all windows and that should do it.

try holding down the power button for 8 + seconds upon first starting the vcr. the language option will again be afforded you. see the manual.