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Multi-language forms

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Dave R - 30 Dec 2004 06:30 GMT
I'm looking to provide InfoPath forms to users in English, Spanish & German
(maybe even French).  Does InfoPath provide for localization of forms (e.g.
labels, button text, captions, etc.) based on the current locale settings?
If so, how do you handle this in the form designer?
virgul - 30 Dec 2004 07:31 GMT
Hi

My solution is based on a webservice who send the appropriate language
when user choose the  language.On a  web page user choose the language
and the webservice send the field with the correct language and
populate it in infopath.

But if you wan't to do a "simple" form (nothing is simple but...) you
can use the attribut lang="" and with the conditionnal formating
selecting why language to use.
virgul - 30 Dec 2004 08:08 GMT
Hi

I have the same probleme as you but me for solve this probleme I use a
webservice to do my translate my field. My procedure is a web select a
language and two variable send to the webservice and open infopath. The
webservice send me the right language with the appropriate field and I
catch him in Infopath.

But If you don't wan't a webservice and you form is a "simple" (
anything is simple) form you can use the attribut lang="" and with
conditionnal formating choose what language you want!
virgul - 30 Dec 2004 08:08 GMT
Hi

I have the same probleme as you but me for solve this probleme I use a
webservice to do my translate my field. My procedure is a web select a
language and two variable send to the webservice and open infopath. The
webservice send me the right language with the appropriate field and I
catch him in Infopath.

But If you don't wan't a webservice and you form is a "simple" (
anything is simple) form you can use the attribut lang="" and with
conditionnal formating choose what language you want!
virgul - 30 Dec 2004 09:37 GMT
Sorry sometimes I have probleme for post in this forum
 
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