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<< DEMO 2
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<< Please refer to DEMO 1 first,
<< since this demo deals with advanced features of SiteWriter PLUS
<< which you might not understand without the basics.
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<< MULTIPLE LANGUAGES
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<< Multiple languages help you translate your Site in different
<< languages without having to write the Sites again and again.
<< This demo shows how to use multiple language Macros
<< You may define Macros in more than one language
<< By default, SiteWriter always creates Macros in the
<< language independent setting "Neutral" shown in the
<< combobox in the toolbar.
<< To define Macros in more languages you need to define
<< languages first. This is done in the dialog "Organize languages"
<< in the Project menu.
<< Open the "Organize languages" dialog to see the defined
<< languages in this Project.
<< They are "english" and "german"
<< You may switch between the languages in the combobox in
<< the toolbar.
<< IT IS IMPORTANT TO TAKE CARE ABOUT THE LANGUAGE
<< SETTING ONCE YOU DEFINE LANGUAGES.
<< First lets see what the languages do.
<< Toggle between english and german and press the browser button or
<< F4 to see how SiteWriter PLUS creates the different documents
<< Amazing isn't it?
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The following text is defined with english and german Macros.
<< This Macro is defined in english and german
<< You will recognize this by opening it with the german and english
<< setting in the toolbar.
{#"
"A language Macro}
The following text is defined in the Neutral language.
<< This Macro is defined in the Neutral language
<< It will show up independent from the language setting in the
<< toolbar.
{#"
"A Neutral Macro}
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