On Tue, 14 Mar 2006, Zhukov Pavel wrote:
 Good evening.
 How to change language in gretl?
 I have understood that it is necessary to start command
 #LANG = <lang> gretl
 But it still starts English language. 
Is this on Linux?  The invocation is, for example:
waverley:~$ LANG=es_ES gretl
waverley:~$ LANG=pl_PL gretl
or
waverley:~$ export LANG=pl_PL
waverley:~$ gretl
The identifiers such as "es_ES" and "pl_PL" must correspond to 
languages that are defined on your system.
On Windows, in a windows console ("dos box") you can do, e.g.:
set LANG=pl
gretlw32.exe
Allin Cottrell