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The lisp dose what they want and more yes. it would be more work to separate out the only feature they want to use. then to just translate the dcl file to terms they can understand. who knows maybe in the future they might need to use those other features.

But isn't the things what @Elektrik want, just stuff which do array command? https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2021/ENU/AutoCAD-Core/files/GUID-07CB282A-2C71-46FE-937F-BC3DFB2C068B-htm.html

I had a look through the LISP file, there isn't that much French in there, though I did sort of give up when Google suggested "Longueur" to mean boring and not the translation to Length The dialogue box isn't complicated to work through what it all means,, but mhupp is right, work out what you need to translate, and do a find and replace in the text file

Don't really need lisp knowledge to do what you want. just going to take a a few simple steps. Run the command to show the dcl menu. take a screen shot or write down all the words. use https://translate.google.com/ to translate them to your language. open up the lsp with notepad++ search for the french terms and replace them with what you translated to000.

Angels Do you mean angles ? You can set a different view angle in any viewport, can use UCS and save the UCS direction by name if you want. UCS OB S Road1 etc

There are so many variables - but the first thing I like to do is remove the printer itself variable. Set up your page setup like you think it should be and print to PDF. Now open the PDF in Acrobat or Bluebeam or whatever. Does it look right there? If so, then you know the problem is somewhere between your PC and the printer. Next, print the PDF from Acrobat/Bluebeam/Whatever to the printer - how does it come out? Basically remove a variable and note the results each time. Here, we have dozens of printer models and hundreds of users and we (for the most part), actually do print to PDF, then print those PDFs to the hardcopy printer (if a hardcopy is needed at all....) - and we avoid all the pitfalls of having to install, adjust, & maintain [blank]CAD print drivers and settings.