Installing a language package is much the same. Inside your home folder, you should have a file called Cerebware.exe, which is the Trainer's main executable program, and a number of subfolders, such as: images, tutorial, help, audio and backups. Depending on what language you are learning, you need two new subfolders, such as GermanThemes and GermanGrammar, or FrenchThemes and FrenchGrammar. For Japanese, there is an additional folder called JapaneseDatabases. These come in a zip file referred to as a language package, available free from the Cerebware website. The package name will match your language, such as German.zip or Japanese.zip. If you haven't downloaded a language package yet, choose 'New User' under the Help menu, and click on your target language - but make sure you are connected to the internet.
Once you have the language package, place it in your Cerebware home folder and extract it. When you are asked to choose a location for the extraction, just specify your Cerebware home folder (such as Desktop/Vocab Trainer). If you make a mistake and create a subfolder of the same name as the zip file (called 'German', for instance), don't worry. The subfolders you need will be inside that. Just cut and paste or drag them back to the home folder so that the arrangement looks like the picture on the left. Now, when you look in the Themes or Grammar menu, the new content will be available.
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Note: If you want to access the Trainer from a Windows desktop, right-click the exe file and choose 'Send to' and then 'Desktop' as shown below.