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I'm not sure which forum to post my question in, so apologies if I'm wrong here.
When I googled the web for a term a few days ago I found a link to the Italian version of Proz.com.
After I had followed the link, something strange happened: my Proz surface is in Italian now and since that day!
I guess the reason might be that I was logged in shortly before I hit the link?
Can anyone tell me how to get a German or at least English s... See more
Hello,
I'm not sure which forum to post my question in, so apologies if I'm wrong here.
When I googled the web for a term a few days ago I found a link to the Italian version of Proz.com.
After I had followed the link, something strange happened: my Proz surface is in Italian now and since that day!
I guess the reason might be that I was logged in shortly before I hit the link?
Can anyone tell me how to get a German or at least English surface back?
Now everything is "normal again" - and next time I'll know where to find that little dropdown list.
Thanks a lot!
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Oliver Walter United Kingdom Local time: 17:30 German to English + ...
Top or bottom
Dec 5, 2012
Thomas Pfann wrote:
Anyway, scroll down to the bottom of the page and select your language from the dropdown list at the right.
Hope this helps.
I have discovered the following: What Thomas wrote is correct while you are logged in. While you are not logged in, the list of languages is at the top of the page, to the right of the "basics" link.
Oliver
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