Progress
Visual Translator
Guide
Overview
This is the basic order of tasks for translating all the text phrases in a language kit:
- Use the pretranslation technique to review and edit translations before you start.
- Use the screen-by-screen translation technique to translate the user-interface objects and text phrases in the resource procedures.
- Use the phrase-by-phrase translation technique to translate text phrases not shown in the resource procedures, such as error messages.
- Use global translation if you want to translate a text phrase in multiple procedures simultaneously.
NOTE: You can switch back and forth among the three translation techniques. For example, you can translate all instances of “OK” and “Cancel” globally in the Translations tab folder, then open a resource procedure to translate the visualized text phrases, and then go back to the Translations tab folder to translate text phrases not displayed in the resource procedure."Tracking Your Work," describes how to verify that you have translated all of the text phrases for the kit.
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