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Performance: Enhances program performance.Language Support: Supports multiple languages and encodings.Flexibility: Supports multiple versions of Windows.Encoding: Supports multiple encoding formats.Easy Access: One-click access to applications.Customization: Allows users to customize their settings.Compatibility: Runs applications designed for different languages.Compatibility: Helps resolve compatibility issues.Automation: Automatically changes application language settings.Application Support: Helps run non-Unicode applications.Overall, this program can help fix issues created by incorrect Application Locale.

If the application cannot detect the language of the non-Unicode application you are running, you can select a preferred language to emulate. Microsoft AppLocale can fix this in some situations. When you run older programs of Windows using non-Latin characters on English-language versions of Windows, they often appear to be garbled.

The way AppLocale works is by bypassing the system locale and running as an emulator for versions of Windows which are not in English. Microsoft's 'temporary solution' tool called AppLocale is a program which helps you run non-Unicode programs without having to worry about the display of characters. Run legacy apps without changing language of non-Unicode apps.
