Difference between revisions of "Ad Manager Japanese Translation Setup"
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In Windows 7: Control Panel -> Clock, Language, and Region -> Region and Language -> Administrative: | In Windows 7: Control Panel -> Clock, Language, and Region -> Region and Language -> Administrative: | ||
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In Windows XP: Contract Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Advanced: | In Windows XP: Contract Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Advanced: | ||
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Ad Manager has its own UI language setting, (stored in the user.dat, defaulting to the system setting for the non-Unicode program language): Tools -> Options -> Language. | Ad Manager has its own UI language setting, (stored in the user.dat, defaulting to the system setting for the non-Unicode program language): Tools -> Options -> Language. | ||
There are a bunch of lookup values that are stored in the database. Their language depends on the choice you make when you create or update a database. | There are a bunch of lookup values that are stored in the database. Their language depends on the choice you make when you create or update a database. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:31, 12 April 2014
Ad Manager's UI has a few non-Unicode components, so to demo the Japanese translation, you have to set the Windows setting for the language for non-Unicode programs.
In Windows 7: Control Panel -> Clock, Language, and Region -> Region and Language -> Administrative:
In Windows XP: Contract Panel -> Regional and Language Options -> Advanced:
Ad Manager has its own UI language setting, (stored in the user.dat, defaulting to the system setting for the non-Unicode program language): Tools -> Options -> Language.
There are a bunch of lookup values that are stored in the database. Their language depends on the choice you make when you create or update a database.
