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>GNOME has had internationalization (sometimes called
<SPAN
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>i18n</SPAN
> support from the earliest phases of
development. To get a GNOME program to give you messages in
your favourite language, simply set your
<TT
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>LANGUAGE</TT
> environment variable to the two letter
code for that language.</P
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command invokes the <SPAN
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variant which includes support for internationalization. If
you want to see this program (or any GNOME application)
display its menus and other information in
<I
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>Italian</I
>, you could type (for Bourne shell
or bash):</P
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