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Additional languages

If you have installed additional languages, you must run make.bat for each language. The procedure is the same as for American English, except that you replace en-us with the appropriate language code:

make.bat default <lang>-<locale>
make.bat install default <lang>-<locale>

For example, to generate and install new skin files for the default skin and for the Spanish language, run:

  1. Generate and install files for the Spanish language:

    make.bat default es-es
make.bat install default es-es

  2. Generate and install files for the default, English language:

    make.bat default en-us
make.bat install default en-us

    Note

    You must run the two default skin commands (as in step 2 above) in addition to any previous commands any time any language kvg file is touched.

Language support is covered in more detail in Supporting multiple languages and locales .

The skin name and the language code match the directory names where the skin and language are installed. For example, the \<instance>\skin\default\en-us\ directory contains American English and is for the default skin.

See About the UI files for more information about the files and their locations.

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