Change Languages Dialog

1. Do one of the following, depending on the part of the user interface you are using:

   • Ribbon Select File>Project Properties.

     Switching between ribbons and the tool strip… You can use the Options dialog to switch between ribbons and the classic tool strip layout. See Switching Between Ribbons and the Tool Strip. 

     More about ribbon options… Keep in mind that the smaller the application window becomes, the more the options in a ribbon shrink. Therefore, you might only see a small icon instead of text, or you might see only a section name displayed with a down arrow to access the options in it. You can hover over small icons to see tooltips that describe them. You can also enlarge the application window or click one of the section drop-downs in the ribbon to locate a hidden feature.

   • Menu Select File>Project Properties.
   • Standard Toolbar Click .

2. Click Change Languages.

   Note: You will only see this option if you are working with a single-language project.

In the Source language grid, select the original language that your project is in. In the Target language grid, select the language that you want to use for translation.

Selecting a target language is also used for the following:

• Spell Check This affects the language that is used for spell checking. If you are working with a multilingual project, the language of the file is used for spell checking.
• Find and Replace If you are working with a multilingual project, the language selected in the File List is used for find and replace.