Localization.md
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Bulgarian (bg-BG)
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Chinese (zh-CN) Chinese Traditional
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Chinese (zh-TW) Taiwanese
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-What Are The Codes Next To The Language Names?
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+**What Are The Codes Next To The Language Names?**
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The Izenda localization capability is built on top of Microsoft’s .NET localization API. The Microsoft .NET localization API assignes a specific culture code to each language. For example, American English spoken in the United States is en-US.
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-What Is “Resources”?
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-For localization Izenda uses .Net managed resources Files (*.resx) which is standard resources for .Net. Resources file is XML-formatted text file, so you can edit it in XML editor or even any plain text editor.
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-How To Install The Language Pack?
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+**What Is “Resources”?**
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+For localization, Izenda uses .Net managed resources Files (*.resx), which are standard resources for .Net. Resource files are XML-formatted text files, so you can edit it in an XML editor or even any plain text editor.
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+**How To Install The Language Pack?**
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+The language pack consists of a set of *.resx files inside the “Resources” folder. In addition, you will need a special license key that enables localization. Please contact your account manager to get these resources.
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+Installing Izenda Language Pack consists of **two** steps:
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+ 1. Copying localization resources
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+ 2. Set up localization in the code
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-The language pack consists of a set of *.resx files inside “Resources” folder. In addition, you will need a special license key that enables localization. Please contact your account manager to get these resources.
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-Installing Izenda Language Pack consists of two steps:
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-Copying localization resources
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-Set up localization in the code
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1. Copying localization resources
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The language pack consists of a set of *.resx files inside “Resources” folder. You should copy this folder **to the “bin” folder of your website**(Izenda.AdHoc.dll should be in that folder). It's easy to find it, just locate the folder where Izenda.AdHoc.dll is.
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2. Set up localization in the code
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