I get different nutrition results depending on what international settings I have specified in Windows. What is happening?
This issue arises due to how your international settings handle numbers. In Windows XP, see Control Panel… Regional and Language Settings… Regional Options (use the Customize button to change number settings per discussion below). On installation, NYC’s nutrition database is created using raw data that assumes “.” for the decimal placeholder and “,” for the thousands separator in all of its numbers. Some international number settings assume “,” for the decimal placeholder, and “.” for the thousands separator. To ensure correct nutrition results, you need to specify “.” as decimal placeholder and “,” as thousands separator in your international number settings, and you must reinstall NYC after this settings change so that the nutrition database is properly recreated on first launch of NYC.
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