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Language Settings (Greek) [Edited]

AManiatis

Hi, Happy New Year!

I have recently installed Quicken (latest version) on a new Windows 10 laptop (latest version). Using Quicken for a small business in Greece, I had been in the past able to use Greek fonts in the register fields, simply by changing the respective setting from Windows (Region, and specifying Greek as a language for non-Unicode applications).

This doesn't seem to work in the new installation. Any ideas and suggestions?

Thanks!

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Searay

I have the same problem. Any suggestions?

Quicken Anja

Hello @Searay,

Thank you for taking the time to visit the Community, however, since this is an older post that was originally created last year back in January of 2022, it is less likely to receive an answer now.

I would suggest creating a new post for better visibility and to potentially receive responses from other users who may currently be experiencing the same problem. Doing so will also assist us with better tracking ability in the event that this issue may result in an escalation being required.

Please be sure to include a description of the issue, any error messages as well as the version of Quicken you have currently running (Help > About Quicken). The more information you are able to provide will help the Community to better understand and assist.

Thank you!