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Wed, Jan 20, 2016 8:51 AM
LIGHTROOM - Localization problems
Hi
I seem to have a localization issue with Lightroom CC and I am unsure if it is to be considered a bug or a preference I have missed.. I am on OSX El Capitan, and my system is set to English, but with Swedish region.
I have two problems within Lightroom:
1. Collections (and potentially other things I haven't noticed) are sorted wrong, when sorted alphabetically. It is sorting the swedish characters ÅÄÖ as AAO, when they should be sorted last, in that order (XYZÅÄÖ). Sounds quite minor, but it is really awkward when I naturally look for something like "Åbrolla" far down in my collection list, and it turns out it's up in the top.
2. The date is displayed with what I assume is US format (08/08/14), when it should be (14/08/08), that is YYMMDD when written like that.
Can I fix this somehow? Sounds a bit minor, but it's really awkward. ;)
I seem to have a localization issue with Lightroom CC and I am unsure if it is to be considered a bug or a preference I have missed.. I am on OSX El Capitan, and my system is set to English, but with Swedish region.
I have two problems within Lightroom:
1. Collections (and potentially other things I haven't noticed) are sorted wrong, when sorted alphabetically. It is sorting the swedish characters ÅÄÖ as AAO, when they should be sorted last, in that order (XYZÅÄÖ). Sounds quite minor, but it is really awkward when I naturally look for something like "Åbrolla" far down in my collection list, and it turns out it's up in the top.
2. The date is displayed with what I assume is US format (08/08/14), when it should be (14/08/08), that is YYMMDD when written like that.
Can I fix this somehow? Sounds a bit minor, but it's really awkward. ;)
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iouri_tchernoousko
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5 years ago
Best regards,
Iouri Tchernoousko, PS globalization, Adobe in San Jose
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iouri_tchernoousko
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kenny_l_vrin
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The collections are sorted wrong though
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Rose Lu, IPM of Lightroom
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tushar_rajvanshi
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Thanks for the observation. Going by your last comment, I guess you have already discovered the date format can be altered by changing the date format.
The List sort order is also decided based on a system setting “List Sort Order” in the Mac OS. The setting is available under System Preferences -> Language and Region->List Sort Order. There are 3 sorting orders available for Swedish.
1. Swedish (Standard Sort Order)
2. Swedish (Reformed Sort Order)
3. Universal
The first 2 settings are specific to Swedish and would sort in the order – XYZÅÄÖ while ‘Universal’ would sort in the order - ÅÄÖXYZ.
Looking at the screenshot in your last comment, the system is set to Universal and that’s why the list is sorted as ÅÄÖXYZ. If you examine, you would find the OSX sorting would be the same, Lr only mimics that behavior.
Hence, please switch to the one of the two Swedish specific sort orders to get the desired sorting.
Below screenshots showcase the behavior with different sort orders.
1. Swedish (Standard Sort Order)
2. Swedish (Reformed Sort Order)
3. Universal
Regards,
Tushar Rajvanshi, IQE, Adobe Photoshop Lightroom
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kenny_l_vrin
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5 years ago
Thanks for your reply! I suspected that changing the sort order could fix the problem, but I wanted to wait for your input before I started changing things as I have never experienced this sorting issue in any other application.
However, now that I read your response, I tried creating the folders in Finder, and of course it sorts it like Lightroom does.
So first of all, I'm sorry to bother with this issue, I could just have tried changing the sort order and there would have been no issue. However I have never noticed this issue before (which is strange in itself), so an honest mistake I guess. :)
Anyway, thanks for the help, problem solved then. :)
Kenny
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