> Setting Macedonian
> in WinHttrack of LangEdit
> improperly displays everything,
> even if I change my locale to Macedonian (FYROM)
> or Serbian (Cyrillic).
> The Macedonian language file appears
> to have been written using Cyrillic.
> This is important to note.

Err - I really do not know which charset is used by 
Win98/Macedonian, and I am not even sure that it is posible 
to change it "on the fly" on Windows 98

> When I'm talking about switching locale
> i'm talking about internat.exe 
> (shows up in the taskbar as 'EN').
> What am I doing wrong?
Well I suspect that the "EN" box on the taskbar is just the 
*input* locale (keyboard) ; NOT the default system charset.
The same problems occurs for Japanese release (I can not 
test it because I only have an english windows release)