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Language and Localization Considerations > Administering Project Languages > Adding a Project Language
 
Adding a Project Language

To add a project language:

  1. In the Navigator view, right-click the project directory. From the pop-up context menu, click Properties.
  1. In the contents pane on the left, select Dialog Designer.
  1. Select the Languages tab.
  1. In the Project Languages area, click Add. Dialog Designer displays the Project Language dialog box.
  1. Complete the fields in the Project Language dialog box, as described in the following table.

Note:

An ASR language, TTS language, or Localization language must be added, of course, before it appears in the respective drop-down lists.

Note:

Installing standard phrases involves copying phrasesets and optionally the audio files. If the audio files will be stored externally, then it is up to the developer to store the audio files on the external server and configure the phraseset to reference the external location.

  1. After completing the step, click OK.
Adding a Project Language Dialog Box 

Field

Description

Language Name

Name to identify the project language in Dialog Designer. This name only appears in Dialog Designer.

Base Language

The project language to use as the base for this project language.

ASR Language

The ASR language to use with this project language. Normally, this language is the same as the default project language.

TTS Language

The TTS language to use with this project language. Normally, this language is the same as the default project language.

Localization Language

The localization bundle to use with this project language. Normally, this language is the same as the default project language.

Standard Phrases

To install standard phrase audio files with this project language, click Install. Once installed, the newly installed language, with the project language name assigned in Language Name, is displayed within the Project Languages table.


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