Can Jmol be displayed in my language?
Yes, likely! Jmol is a fully internationalised program (meaning that it can adapt its interface to be displayed in one of several languages) and it has been localised (meaning that there are several translations available and built into the program). Check the Wiki for the list of currently supported languages. If your language is in the list, Jmol should automatically open using it. If it doesn’t, either the language you want is not your operating system language (which is the one Jmol will choose), or something is failing (but this is uncommon). You can force Jmol into using any of the available languages in several ways: • Upon start: visit this Wiki page for instructions. • Dynamically after Jmol has started: using the ‘Language’ entry near the bottom of the pop-up menu. Please, don’t change language many times, as Jmol may lock. You can also do it from the console, using the ‘language’ command; see link above for details. If your language is not in the list, you may volunteer to c
