Language Files

Most of our products support multiple languages. You can create your own language files, or download language files here.

All language files listed on this page were created by users. We do not provide any kind of support; please download and use them at your own risk.

Download and Use Language Files

You can download language files here. To use a downloaded language file, copy it to the sub-folder Lang of the corresponding product's program folder, then start the main program, locate the language change option, and activate the new language.

Password Door
Internet Lock
File Lock
File Pulverizer

Password Door

Polish_passworddoor_9_0.ini by Andrzej Mazurkiewicz.
Czech_passworddoor_9_0.ini by Zajko.
French_passworddoor_8_4.ini by Frédéric Dectot.
Italiano_passworddoor_8_4.ini by Burgio Salvatore.
Deutsch_passworddoor_8_4.ini by Contor.

Internet Lock

Polish_internetlock_6_0.ini by Andrzej Mazurkiewicz.
Nederlands_internetlock_5_3.ini by E. Blankestijn.
Czech_internetlock_5_3.ini by Zajko.
French_internetlock_5_2.ini by Frédéric Dectot.
Italiano_internetlock_5_2.ini by Burgio Salvatore.
Espanol_internetlock_5_2.ini by Javier Sánchez.

File Lock

Polish_filelock_7_0.ini by Andrzej Mazurkiewicz.

File Pulverizer

Polish_filepulverizer_6_0.ini by Andrzej Mazurkiewicz.

Create and Share Your Language Files

If a product supports multiple languages, it will include a folder named Lang within its program folder, containing the basic language file English.ini. You can duplicate the English.ini to create a new file (for instance, French.ini) in the same folder and then edit this new file to translate it.

You are always welcome to share language files you have created with other users. Please send your language files to us, and we will make them available here.

Please include the following information when sending language files to us:

Product name and version (e.g. Desktop Lock 8.0.0).
The language for which it is intended (e.g. French).
The name you wish to be credited as the creator.

It is strongly advised to name the language file in the format language_product_version.ini, similar to the files listed on this page (e.g., French_passworddoor_8_4.ini).