Start with different languages of UI (by adding variables to the direct access icon?)

[LeroyG]

I wish to just start with a choosed language of UI to avoid the need to restart LO after selecting a new language of UI.

I work with one LibreOffice version, but have two other versions installed in parallel (with SI-GUI) for test and to help in this site but in other categories (Spanish, French, Italian and Portuguese).

After reading the following answer, and setting the UI language to default, these code will run for French: […]\LibreOffice 24.8.2.1\program\soffice.exe --language=fr

Update gave me different language

Making sure that you have required UI language installed: install respective libreoffice-l10n- package, as explained at Ubuntu LibreOffice wiki. Navigating to languages in UI (using relative positions to allow finding it regardless of the language): ALT+F12 to open Options. Choose and expand the third top-level item in the category list (Language Settings). Choose the first its sub-item (Languages). UI language is selected in the topmost drop-down list. [image] Also you may try …

But I don’t know how to add the language parameter to the direct access icon.

https://help.libreoffice.org/latest/en-US/text/shared/guide/start_parameters.html

[LeroyG]

Solved.
I was trying to put --language=nn between the quotation marks.
Now it works. I will try to create different icons for different languages.