Localization.md
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-Izenda Language Pack
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+**Izenda Language Pack**
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Izenda provides an add-on localization package capable of localizing the Izenda UI, Field Names as well as the data itself into other languages.
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What version of AdHoc supports Language Pack?
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1. Copying localization resources
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2. 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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![](http://wiki.izenda.us/Localization/resources_folder_2.png)
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You can set up the localization language almost anywhere in the code by specifying the AdHocSettings.Language setting.
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But normally you would like to set localization in the PostLogin() method of the CustomAdHocConfig class in the Global.asax file because different users might like to use different languages: