You can design a template with the language of your choice, translate a template from one
language to another, or use an existing template that contains multiple languages to design a new
template. You can edit the templates in different languages. The translation tool helps you to adapt
a template to your language. You can view these templates in different languages by using the
Launcher.
Procedure
- Design a template in your preferred language:
- In Document Studio, click .
- Add elements such a Container, Paragraph, Text, Hyperlink, and then enter some values
in these elements.
For example, enter English in the
Text element, and www.default.english.com in the
Hyperlink element.
- To save your changes, click and name the template.
Example: template.dta
- Click .
- Select a language from the list and click OK.
The selected language appears along the template name:
template.dta - French. Also, the following message appears
in the Console panel: The language properties are set to
French.
- Modify and translate the text values in the elements.
For example, enter French in the Text
element, and www.default.french.com in the Hyperlink
element.
Note: If you make structural changes to the template, those changes are applied to all language
versions of the template.
- Save the changes.
- Optional: Repeat to add additional languages.
Results
There is still one Template.dta file only, but that template file can
now be opened or generated into different languages, which in this example is English and
French.
What to do next
When the template is opened in
Document Studio, you can select
which language to load the template in. There is no default language for a template. If you select
Ignore the Template translations, whatever language the template was
originally designed in opens.
When you generate a document-style report in the Launcher
application, you can select a language to generate the template in. For more information, see Generating document-style reports in different languages.