I saw my regional language named Malayalam in the Supported Languages list of my Windows Phone application WMManifest file. Is that means that i could display 'Malayalam' language on my WP8 application ? How can i build an application in my Regional language ?
I didn't find any sample yet. Please need support .
PLEASE NOTE : I copied some words & pasted it as Text property of a
Textblock , it displays well in windows phone screen. Are they providing TextBox typing support in Regional languages?
For that You have to download Regional Keyboard to support that
that can be downloaded from Settings of Windows phone
Windows Phone 8 does support the many indic languages, one important thing to know it processes/inputs/displays Malayalam language but doesn't have the Malayalam keyboard. So far it only has support for Hindi in Indic languages.
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I have an app published on Apple App Store. App Store Connect has optional text field labeled as ”Promotional Text”. I want to use it and enter my text. The text appears on the App Store (takes some time but eventually) but only when the App Store language matches the app language.
My app supports only one language (English) and thus I can enter the Promotional Text only to the English locale.
When I set my phone language to English I can see the promotional text fine.
When I set my phone language to any other language the promotional text is not shown. All other information about my app is shown normally. They are in English and all other texts of the App Store app are shown in selected language as should be.
I don’t see any reason why promotional text should not be shown with same language rules as for example the Description of What’s New is shown.
Is there something I’m missing here? Is only way to get the Promotional Text shown to copy my English descriptions, etc., to all languages the App Store supports?
I'm building a UI application in macOS with dynamic localization (meaning that it's possible to switch language while the application is running).
I've noticed that if the initial language is configured to Japanese, and I switch to English on-the-fly, the text on the controls is rendered ok.
However, on the opposite case, when the initial language is English and I switch to Japanese on-the-fly, the Japanese symbols on the text field come out a little bit enlarged. (see below drawings to emphasize the difference - the left snippet is the original rendering while the right one represents the enlarged version)
For any particular control, the language is changed by simply assigning the localized string (taken with help of NSLocalizedString function) to the stringValue property of the control.
These results appeared on all versions I've tested (both 10.13 and 10.12).
Perhaps anybody encountered similar results? how should I resolve them ?
So apparently the rendering problem is resolved if the Language is properly installed on your machine under Language and Regions -> Preferred Languages
Dose anyone know how to change language on xwiki?
I followed this link below, but, nothing change at all.
http://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/UserGuide/Features/I18N
The step is following.
Go to XWikiPreferences.
Click content.
Click localization.
Change SUPPORTED LANGUAGES and default language.
I am Japanese so I choose Japanese, namely 日本語.
Set timezone
Click on save button.
Environment: Centos 6
java 1.8.0
xwiki 10.1
Do I have to take another action when I want to change language?
Best regards,
TL;DR: It worked, but unfortunately XWiki's User Interface is not yet translated into Japanese. Check by editing a page and looking at the editor's labels.
Longer answer:
As you can see from the link you mentioned (and the updated list http://l10n.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/L10N/ - see the "Supported Languages" panel, on the right), XWiki does not list Japanese as supported language. This just means that there are no available translations for that language, so the User Interface will show the text labels in the English default.
This does not stop you from setting your wiki, as you did, to use the Japanese language. One way to check that the setting has taken effect is to edit a page and see the WYSIWYG editor's UI showing labels (like when hovering with the mouse over its buttons) in Japanese. This is a bit of a special case, since that editor provides its own translations and it just happens that it includes Japanese. (for information, that component is a 3rd party project, integrated into XWiki, so it manages its own translations that get distributed and integrated with the editor)
Additionally, if you set your wiki to be multilingual, it makes sense to use even languages where the UI is not translated yet because you will be able to edit various translations for the same page, should your usecase need that feature.
If you want to do something about it, you are welcomed to check out the translations wiki http://l10n.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/L10N/ and start translating XWiki's UI for the Japanese language. The next release will include your translations and a lot of people, including yourself, will be grateful for it :)
I'm working for a Bulgarian company and they use the Cyrillic alphabet. The Cyrillic characters are now showing as ????? in QlikView and also in QlikSense. Does anyone know how to make this show properly?
Bulgarian people will not be happy about that but Cyrillic problem is fixed by selecting in Windows Regional settings option "Install Files for East Asian languages" (in older Windows version). In Windows 10 should be enough to add Bulgarian language.
I have buid a multilingual Windows CE 6.0 OS for differents roman european languages and several east asian: chinese, japanese and Korean.
To do this, I have followed the informations described par MS in the article "How to create a multilingual OS Design" (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee491398.aspx).
On the targeted device (an AT61SAM9G45 dev kit), I can successfully swicth OS language through "Menu / Settings / Control Panel / Regional Settings", tab "User Interface Language". That's fine and work perfectly for european languages, chinese and for japanese.
But, when I switch to Korean, all characters are display as en empty square!
If a build an OS with only Korean, the characters are Ok. If a build an OS with Korean and Japanese only, all of them are displayed with empty squares (chinese was ok when alone or with roman languages)
Any idea to have korean fonts displayed in a multilingual OS?
Thank's
For a situation were several asian and roman languages are required, I believe it is required to customize the code pages of the OS image. There is some documentation about this here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms834426.aspx#locplatform30_codepages