The language in which Content Station as an application is displayed (meaning: the text that appears in menus, buttons, messages and so on) is controlled by the following settings:
- The "CompanyLanguage" setting of Enterprise Server. This is a global setting which affects all applications that are logged in to the Server.
- The language setting of the user profile in Enterprise Server. This is a local setting for the logged-in user only. This setting overrules the "CompanyLanguage" setting, thereby making it possible to use a different language than the default company language.
Changing the company language
A company language is used as the default language. This means that when the user is not known yet, the language is displayed in the set company language.
Example: The Log In dialog box could initially be displayed in the company language; once the user is logged in, the application switches to the language set in the user’s profile.
The company language is controlled by the following option in Enterprise Server:
- File: configserver.php file
- Name of option: CompanyLanguage
- Area: SERVERFEATURES
- Possible values:
- csCZ Czech
- deDE German
- enUS American English
- esES Spanish
- fiFI Finnish
- frFR French
- itIT Italian
- jaJP Japanese
- koKR Korean
- nlNL Dutch
- plPL Polish
- ptBR Brazilian Portuguese
- ruRU Russian
- zhCN Chinese (Simplified)
- zhTW Chinese (Traditional)
- Default setting: enUS
- Example:
new Feature( 'CompanyLanguage' , 'enUS'),
Changing the user language
The user language is the language that the user prefers to use. It overrules the company language.
Example: When the company language is set to English and the user language is set to Spanish, Content Station will run in Spanish for that user.
Step 1. In Enterprise Server, click Users in the Maintenance menu or on the Home page.
The Overview of Users page appears.
Step 2. Choose the user for which the language needs to be changed.
The User Maintenance page appears.
Step 3. From the Language list, choose the language:
Čeština | Czech | |
Deutsch | German | |
English (US) | American English | |
Español | Spanish | |
Français | French | |
Italiano | Italian | |
日本語 | Japanese | |
한국어 | Korean | |
Nederlands | Dutch | |
Polski | Polish | |
Português | Brazilian Portuguese | |
Русский | Russian | |
Suomi | Finnish | |
简体 | Chinese (Simplified) | |
繁體 | Chinese (Traditional) |
Step 4. Click Update (or the equivalently named button in case Enterprise Server is run in a language other than English).
Using the correct fonts
To make sure that the fonts for a language are correctly displayed (in Content Station as an application as well as in file names), install one of the following versions:
- Content Station. This installer contains support for all fonts except Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Malayalam.
- Content Station CJK. This installer contains support for fonts in Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Malayalam.
Changing the default font
Content Station uses a default font for displaying text throughout the application. If you want to use a font that more matches your company house style or to better display characters of a particular language, change the default font to a different font.
Using Malayalam fonts
Support for Malayalam fonts needs to be enabled separately.
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