Work Item Texts : Logon Language

[Michael Pokraka]

Unfortunately I don't have any answer to the problem - it should display
the original text if it isn't ticked (the user is logging on with a
different language??). Otherwise maybe check OSS.
One point I can see for using this option is to get hold of the original
text when there's a dodgy translation (nooo, I've never seen those
either). Or if there are texts that are partly built from document data
where you'll only have one language. It may thus be easier to see
everything at least in the same language even if it's not your logon
language.
 
Cheers
Mike
 
Bibby, David wrote:
> In our development and production environments the 'Display work item
> texts
> in logon language' check box is not ticked but the descriptions display=
 in
> the users logon language. Which is what I would expect, after all it is
> their logon language.
>
> However in our CRM QA system, Work Item texts do not display in the log=
 on
> language until the user goes to Settings-->Workflow Settings-->Personal
> Settings and checks 'Display work item texts in logon language'.
>
> Is there another setting somewhere that defaults to logon language with=
out
> 'Display work item texts in logon language'  being checked ?
> I cannot see the point of the system displaying in any other language
> other
> than the log on language.
>
> Has anyone encountered this before ?
>
> Many Thanks
> David
>
>
>
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