The NLS Editor is used to create and edit NLS property files for reports. With the NLS Editor, you can translate the language, and modify the format, font size and font face of the target language.
You can use either of the method listed below to bring out the NLS Editor:
on the NLS Language toolbar.The NLS Editor dialog will then be displayed. See the dialog.
To create NLS property files, follow the steps below:
A set of NLS property files will be generated in the directory where the current catalog exists according to the languages you have selected. One file is for one language with the name ReportName_language_locale.properties. The abbreviations of the language and locale are used in the NLS property file name. For example, the German NLS property file name for Report1 will be like this: Report1_de_DE.propertise. For detailed information about the abbreviation for each language and locale, see Appendix 3: Language and Region name list for National Language Support.
Note: To edit the format of the special fields Page N of M or Global Page N of M, you should first edit its format to, for example, Page <N> of <M> or Global Page <N> of <M> in the Report Inspector, and then in the Format tab of the NLS Editor dialog, a new line Page <N> of <M> or Global Page <N> of <M> will be listed and you can translate Page, of, Global Page into the desired language. N and M must be formatted as <N> and <M> in order to avoid errors.
Note: As long as there is a NLS file in a report set, each time when you open the NLS Editor, a message box will display to ask you whether to merge the newly added labels to the NLS file. If you do not want this dialog to appear, check Do not ask me again in the box or uncheck the option Show prompt message dialog when opening NLS Editor in the Options dialog (File > Options > General).