Localized Conversation Interface: Optimizing User Experience

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Localization Dialog

In the “Localization” dialog box you can set if and how a single project element will be localized in other languages. Each localizable project element will then have a “Localization…” item in the context menu if you have more then one language used for your installer.

Translation Settings

The translation settings for each localizable project element can be specified in a number of ways:

Inherit global settings (default) - will use the coarse granularity selection from the Localization Options Dialog .
Never translate the string - even if globally we have selected the project segment for translation.
Always translate the string - even if globally we have not selected the project segment for translation.

Localization Identifier

To translate a string, it must be found in one of the Translation Dictionaries . The search is done by a unique identifier; this is called the Localization Identifier. Advanced Installer gives you the option to:

Leave it automatically generated (recommended)
Specify it yourself (useful if you want to use a dictionary with custom IDs)

Topics

Localized Strings
Using Localized Strings

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