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Technical Reference Manual - InduSoft

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Project Localization<br />

Configure fonts for a target language<br />

Configure the fonts for a target language so that translated text items are displayed in another font, size, and/<br />

or style that is more appropriate to the language.<br />

Before you begin this task, you should have already added one target language to your project's Translation<br />

Table.<br />

By default, when you change your project's runtime appearance to one of the target languages in the<br />

Translation Table, the translated text items are still displayed in their original font, size, and style. This can<br />

cause many different problems, depending on the target language. For example, if the target language uses a<br />

non-Roman character set, or it typically has longer or shorter words, or it is read right-to-left instead of leftto-right,<br />

then the screen objects with translated text items may not be displayed correctly.<br />

You can use the Font Configuration tool on the Translation Table worksheet to configure new fonts, sizes,<br />

and styles for the translated text items. When you set your project's interface to the target language, the<br />

translated text items will be changed to the new configuration. The configuration can be either very general or<br />

very specific — just add more rows for more specific changes.<br />

If you have two or more rows that conflict with each other — for example, if one row applies to all objects and<br />

another row applies only to Button objects — then the row that most specifically matches a given text item is<br />

the one that is applied.<br />

For more information, see "Examples" below.<br />

To configure fonts:<br />

1. Open the Translation Table worksheet by doing one of the following.<br />

• On the Insert tab of the ribbon, in the Global group, click Translation; or<br />

• In the Global tab of the Project Explorer, double-click Translation.<br />

The Translation Table worksheet is opened for editing.<br />

2. In the Target languages area, select the language for which you want to configure fonts, and then click Fonts.<br />

This font configuration applies only to the selected target language.<br />

The Font Configuration dialog box is displayed.<br />

Font Configuration dialog box<br />

3. In the Object column, select the type of screen objects that the configuration will apply to. To have it apply<br />

to all types, select (All).<br />

4. In the Source Font column, select the font that the configuration will apply to. To have it apply to all fonts,<br />

select (All).<br />

The list of selectable fonts includes all fonts that are installed on your computer, not just the fonts that are<br />

used in your project.<br />

5. In the Source Size column, type the font size (in points) that the configuration will apply to. To have it apply<br />

to all sizes, type (All).<br />

6. In the Source Style column, select the font styles that the configuration will apply to. To have it apply to all<br />

styles, select (All).<br />

7. In the Source RTL column, select the reading direction (left-to-right or right-to-left) that the configuration will<br />

apply to. To have it apply to both, select (All).<br />

8. In the Target Font column, select the font to which the Source Font should be changed. If you want to leave the<br />

Source Font unchanged, select *.<br />

The list of selectable fonts includes all fonts that are installed on your computer.<br />

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