See the next section for examples of how to change these settings. These tell the server what language you prefer for pages and resources that it sends you (separately from the language of the browser user interface). Most desktop browsers have settings that allow you to check or change the language preference settings.
The browser settings discussed here do not affect content negotiation based on this kind of mechanism. For example, Google tends to use IP information to determine the language you will receive. The Staff interface will now show you dates in the dd/mm/yyyy format.Sometimes a server may determine which language to send to you in a way that doesn't rely on the Accept-Language information. Exit Settings and open up a WorldShare Interlibrary Loan or Tipasa Staff Interface session.Another form will appear where you can select Display Google Chrome in this Language.
Select the 3 vertical dots to the right of the English variant. The selected English variant will now appear as an option on the preference list.Select the appropriate variant of English from the list. A search box will appear where you can then search for English.Select the Add language button to select a different Language. Your preferences will appear below Language as a list.Click the down arrow to the right of Language (English, United States). After selecting Advanced scroll down to locate the Language section.
Once in Settings, scroll to the bottom and select Advanced to find other options.Once you see the drop-down box, select S ettings.
At the top right hand of the page, click the 3 vertical dots. To ensure that Chrome is using the English version suitable for you, please take the following steps:
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