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2013-01-30

Languages

PrintShop Mail Web, while installed in English by default, can be used in multiple languages in which it has already been translated. You can also add your own languages by editing a plain text file containing every string used by PrintShop Mail Web. The Language Settings page displays the currently available languages and lets you manipulate them.

The Language Overview gives you information about the currently installed languages:

• Default: Indicates which language is the default one that displays when someone opens the website.
• ISO code: Displays the ISO Code of the language.
• Name: Indicates the display name of the language. The yellow star next to a language indicates it is the default used when anyone visits the site. This language is the one that will be used until a user has logged on or selected a different language from the Languages drop-down at the top-right of the site.

To add a new language:

1. Click the Add button.
2. Enter the following information:
   • Name: The full name of the language (preferably localized, Nederlands, Deutsch, Svenska).
   • ISO: The language ISO-code (two characters, NL, DE, SV, etc.).
3. Click OK.

To delete a language:

1. Select one or multiple languages by selecting the checkboxes in the first column.
2. Click Delete, which opens the delete confirmation dialog.
3. In the dialog,
4. Click OK to delete the selected items.

To edit a language:

• See Edit a language

The administrator can set the system language. The system language is the default language for each company and all users. Each user can select the language they want to use. When a user selects a different language it is stored in the database. Users can change their own language preference by clicking My Account in the Menu bar. The system will use the system language or English if this language is not available.