Using Diffent Languages in Arbortext

Sri, you will need to add the languages you want to translate to in your stylesheet using styler. Then you need to export xlif files from your style sheet. The xlif file contains any generated content: Danger, Warning, Caution, Index... that would need to be translated. Once these files are translated then you need to import them back into styler. At the map level you will need to change top level element to the requested language. This will now publish the book with all gentext translated. At this point you will now  send your content out for translation. We have had issues publishing a map when each topic has a language attribute set. If topics do not translate properly in the book, check the topic and see if it has a language attribute filled in.

Bryon 

We published a video on how to add XLIFF support to your stylesheets here: Watch Arbortext TC Dojo Online | Vimeo On Demand on Vimeo

Hi Sriram,

Did you get enough information for a general start on looking into this?

Did you have any specifics you needed help with?

Let the community know.  Thanks!