### Creating graphics for a non-English system To create a non-English graphic in ViewBuilder: Set the language font. Create the graphic. Save the .view file. NOTE The names of your .view file and any inserted image files must contain only ASCII characters.
#### Setting the language font If your system has language packs installed, you can select a font for each language. Your selection affects only how text in your graphic appears in ViewBuilder. To set the font for each language Select Configure > Preferences > Graphic (.view). On the Language tab, check the language that you want to be the default for all new graphics. To select the default language font for all new graphics In the Preview Font column, click the font name to select a different font. To select the active language when creating a view If you will use multiple language fonts in a single view, you can switch to a different language font as follows: Select Configure > View Properties. In the Language field, select the language you want to use. Click OK.
#### To create a Non-English graphic The method you use to create a graphic that will be displayed in a non-English WebCTRL® system depends on the following: If the WebCTRL® system will display only a single non-English language, create the graphic in that language. If the WebCTRL® system will display multiple non-English languages, use either of the following methods: Create the graphic in layers (one layer for each language), and then assign a show/hide conditional expression (see format below) to each layer so that it displays in WebCTRL® based on the operator language. See "To show/hide a layer in the WebCTRL® interface" in ViewBuilder Help. Create each piece of the graphic in the different languages, and then assign a show/hide conditional expression (see format below) to each piece so that it displays in WebCTRL® based on the operator language. See "Setting objects on a graphic to show/hide in the WebCTRL® interface" in ViewBuilder Help. Show/Hide conditional expression format $$operator_language$$='language' where language is the language code from the list below. For example, the conditional expression to display French would be: $$operator_language$$=='fr_FR'
Language | Language code
Brazillian Portuguese English Canadian French French German Italian Japanese Korean Russian Spanish Swedish Simplified Chinese Traditional Chinese Thai Vietnamese | pt_BR en fr fr_FR de it ja ko ru es sv zh zh_TW th vi