Andre Podnozov [MSFT]
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Are you using CS 2000 or CS 2002?
Thanks
Andre
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From: kc4775@msn.com (KC)
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Subject: Internationalization and related concerns with site terms
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Hi guys,
In my implementation I'm required to support internationalization in a
CS managed web site. This is fine as all contents and what not can be
configured to display the different languages, and I can actually have
the dropdown lists/site terms referring to a resource file to display
the different languages.
Now my question is if I can do the same in BizDesk;
1) Can internationalization be applied to BizDesk as well?
2) This is beside the point, but I'm just interested to know if I can
configure site terms from BizDesk to refer to a lookup table where it
contains the values of the site terms in different languages?
Thanks heaps for any feedback. Appreciate it!
Cheers
KC |
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