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Adding a language module to the Classic client

If you are using the Microsoft Dynamics NAV database and not a Microsoft® SQL Server® database, then you must ensure that your database has enough space to store the new language layer. Remember to expand the database as needed before importing a new language layer.

Have a full installation of the Classic client, including all automation components. You must have a full installation to be able to compile all objects after adding the language module.

1. Double-click the ClassicClient.exe file.
2. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed the Classic client.
3. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAV60Classic folder for the new language.
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAV60ClassicBusinessNotificationManager folder for the new language.
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAV60ClassicBusinessNotificationManagerTemplates folder for the new language.
4. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.
5. Start the Classic client.
6. In Object Designer, select all objects.
7. On the Tools menu, click Language Module, and then click Import.
8. In the Language Module Import dialog box, browse to the new language subfolder in the Classic folder, select the .flm file, and then click Open.
   A status window displays the progress of the import. When the process is almost completed, a message is displayed.
9. Click Yes to complete the language module import.
10. In Object Designer, select all objects.
11. On the Tools menu, click Compile. Click Yes.
    

When you have imported the language module into the database, you can delete the .flm file. You should not delete any other files or subfolders.

1. Restart the Classic client.
2. On the Tools menu, click Language.
3. In the Application Languages dialog box, select the new language, and then click OK.
    

Adding a language module to the RoleTailored client

To add the language module to the computer running Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server

1. Copy the Service.exe file to the computer that is running Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server.
2. Double-click the Service.exe file.
3. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server.
4. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   Two new subfolders and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAV60Service folder for the new language. If the service is not installed at this location, then move the folder and its contents to where the service is installed.
5. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.
6. Restart Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server.
   

Once you have installed the language module on the computer running Microsoft Dynamics NAV Server, you can add the language module to the computer running the RoleTailored client.

To add the language module to the computer running the RoleTailored client

1. Copy the RoleTailoredClient.exe file to the computer that is running the RoleTailored client.
2. Double-click the RoleTailoredClient.exe file.
3. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed the RoleTailored client.
4. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   One new subfolder and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAV60RoleTailored Client folder for the new language.
5. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.
   

You can then change the language in the RoleTailored client.

To change the language in the RoleTailored client

1. Start the RoleTailored client.
2. On the Microsoft Dynamics NAV menu, click Select Language.
3. Select the new language, and then click OK.
4. Click Yes to automatically close the RoleTailored client.
5. Restart the RoleTailored client.
    

Adding a language module to the Business Notification Server

Note 
To enable business notifications in the added language, the operating system language must match the language of the new language module.

To add a language to Business Notification Server

1. Double-click the Service.exe file.
2. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed the Business Notification Server.
3. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesMicrosoft Dynamics NAVBusiness NotificationEndUserSubscriptionbin folder for the new language.
4. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.
    

Adding a language module to Outlook Integration

To add a language to Outlook integration

1. Double-click the Outlook.exe file.
2. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed Outlook Integration.
3. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesOUTLOOKPATH folder for the new language.
4. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.
    

Adding a language module to Employee Portal
 

To add a language to Employee Portal

1. Double-click the NEP.exe file.
2. Browse to the root directory of the disk drive where you have installed Employee Portal.
3. Click OK, and then click Unzip. This creates the following directories and files:
   A new subfolder and files in the Program FilesIISRootFolderBin folder for the new language.
4. Click OK, and then close the WinZip Self-Extractor window.

Deleting a language
 

To delete a language module in the Classic client

1. Start the Classic client.
2. In Object Designer, select all objects.
3. On the Tools menu, click Language Module, and then click Export. The Language Module Export dialog box is displayed.
4. Enter the following information:

In the File Name field, type the path to your working folder and the name of the file that will contain the deleted language module. For example, a path could be C:DeletedDES.flm.
In the Language field, click the AssistButton and select the language from the list.
Select the Delete language field.

 

Click OK to remove the language module from the database.

Close the Classic client.

In Windows Explorer, delete all language folders and files that were created when you installed the language module.

Seting up multiple document languages

For example, you can specify a language code on the Foreign Trade tab of a customer card. When you print documents for this customer, they will be printed in the language that you specified for this customer. The client language does not affect the printing language of the documents. 

Notes 

Personalization
If you have personalized a component such as a FactBox and then selected a different language, then the personalized elements are displayed in the original language. To view the elements in the new language, restore the default settings and reapply the personalization settings.

Uninstallation
If you uninstall Microsoft Dynamics NAV, then the language folders and files are not automatically deleted. You can delete these files manually.

Operating System Language
In the RoleTailored client, Help is always displayed in the same language as the operating system even though you can select another language in Microsoft Dynamics NAV. To display Help in another language, you must change the region and language settings of the operating system. 
 

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