Workaround for Win98 and WinME users.

1. Unzip the file URLSnooper.ENU.lng into the URLSnooper2 directory.

2. Next use REGEDIT to delete the value 
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Borland\Locales\"C:\Program Files\URLSnooper2\URLSnooper.exe"

3. Start URLSnooper. A new menu item - Languages - will be present. There should be two options on the drop down menu. English (which will have been automatically selected) and English(United States), the new language. Select this. The registry key will now be set to "enu" and when URLSnooper is started on any subsequent occasion it will automatically start with English(United States) as the language.
