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Select that language, click Add, and then move it to the top of the list:
When you run you app now, you should see it appear in Pseudo Language:
With your app running in Pseudo Language, be sure to exercise every feature and option. Check
every page in each view state; check all your app bar commands; check all of your settings; check any
error messages, flyouts, and message dialogs that might only appear under specific circumstances like
changes in network connectivity; and test your app with all its activation paths according to the
contracts you support. As you do so, look for any strings that don’t appear in Pseudo Language, a clear
indication that you missed pulling that string from your markup or code. Also check for truncated text,
unintended word wrapping, and so forth, which reveals where your layout isn’t accommodating longer
translated strings.
This is the time to be as thorough as possible, because once you upload to the Store, issuing another
update will take at least one or two weeks, during which time your customers might find those
problems and ding your ratings accordingly. It’s always something to keep in mind, especially if you’ve
been accustomed to instantly fixing bugs on websites: apps simply take longer, so you want to invest in
testing ahead of time.
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