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To run applications that lack support for Unicode locales, you may work around by setting the LANG environment variable at the shell prompt to C prior to typing the application name. For example:
env LANG=C acroread
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Work around for UTF-8 from RH8 Release Notes
Posted by: Danilo Câmara on October 09, 2002 12:20 AMTo run applications that lack support for Unicode locales, you may work around by setting the LANG environment variable at the shell prompt to C prior to typing the application name. For example:
env LANG=C acroread
#