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| − | You can enter text | + | You can enter text in your chosen language and others can see it in their own language using the ‘Translate’ options. |
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This function is powered by ''Google Translate'' © | This function is powered by ''Google Translate'' © | ||
== Example == | == Example == | ||
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| + | In this example, a user has posted a question on an activity stream in a workspace, his colleagues have provided potential answers. the user has then used the '''Translate''' option to view the answers in his chosen language. | ||
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IntroductionBy default all text entries are stored in English. Every Co-worker can set up the language they want to use in their profiles or by selecting a language from the Profile Menu. |
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You can enter text in your chosen language and others can see it in their own language using the ‘Translate’ options.
A User with their language specified in the alternative language will now see the text translated for them.
This function is powered by Google Translate ©
Example
In this example, a user has posted a question on an activity stream in a workspace, his colleagues have provided potential answers. the user has then used the Translate option to view the answers in his chosen language.
