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XTRF does not exactly "support" languages like CAT tools do. It can use whatever you define as a language.
It makes use of pre-defined languages, which are used as parameters on quotes, projects, client and vendor rates. There is a list of default, built-in languages that come in every new XTRF deployment (+250 items). Authorized users can change it by editing, adding and removing languages.
Note that local varieties are treated as separate languages.
XTRF uses a set of standard parameters to make languages 'understood' by users, vendors and CAT tools it integrates with.
These are:
- display name
- short name / symbol
- ISO 639-1 Code
- ISO 639-2 code
Languages are found and defined among System Values, as shown below.
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XTRF does not exactly "support" languages like CAT tools do. It can use whatever you define as a language.
It makes use of pre-defined languages, which are used as parameters on quotes, projects, client and vendor rates. There is a list of default, built-in languages that come in every new XTRF deployment (+250 items). Authorized users can change it by editing, adding and removing languages.
Note that local varieties are treated as separate languages.
XTRF uses a set of standard parameters to make languages 'understood' by users, vendors and CAT tools it integrates with.
These are:
Languages are found and defined among System Values, as shown below.