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Users/[Your Username]/AppData/Roaming/Lucasarts/The Secret of Monkey Island Special Edition/
Double click settings.ini
And change language to 0
I have seen the process you've described done, but I can't find anything similar on my computer so far. I have tried search options, but they come up with nothing.
C:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Application Data\LucasArts\The Secret of Monkey Island Special Edition\
Thanks for replying. I should've just click "windows button + R" and brought up Run. I'm on windows 7. When I went into my username, I couldn't find it, but run brought it up immediately and I did exactly as you said, appdata\roaming\lucasarts\The Secret of Monkey Island Special Edition and there was settings.ini
Thanks for your help. Works the treat now.
please help, i accidentily set the language to spanish and i only know the word cerveza.... :(
The appdata folder is hidden. To view your hidden folders, type "hidden" into the command prompt. Click on "show hidden files and folders" and in the dialog box select Show hidden files, folders, and drives.
Another way to get there is going to the Control Panel under Appearance and Personalization and selecting the "show hidden files and folders" button.
After that it should just be C:\Users\<username>\appdata\roaming\lucasarts\The Secret of Monkey Island Special Edition. The settings.ini is in there.
Thank you! ^_^
You can also type %appdata% in file location bar in Explorer and press Enter, and it will automatically show this hidden folder.
%'s are mandatory