Currently, we support only English and Korean as user interface(UI) languages at XLGantt. Since the program code and the resource file for multiple languages are separated, it is possible to add multiple languages without modifying the program.
1. Choose a language
Depending on the language setting of the computer O/S, the language is automatically chosen or you can choose the language from the options menu.
2. Add languages
Since the program code and the resource file(TranslatedLanguages sheet) for multiple languages are separated, it is possible to add multiple languages without modifying the program.
If you want to use another language as your UI language, add it using the "Add Languages" menu. Add a translation for each language in the "TranslatedLanguages" sheet (The TranslatedLanguages sheet is hidden. You can unhide it on the sheet menu). If you do not add the translation, English is used as the UI language.
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