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(Deprecated with Animate) The Strings panel lets localizers edit strings in a central location in Animate or in external XML files with their preferred software or translation memory. Animate upports multiline strings in both the Strings panel and the XML files.

For a sample of multilingual content, see the Animate Samples page at www.adobe.com/go/learn_fl_samples. Download and decompress the Samples zip file and navigate to the Text\MultilingualContent folder to access the sample.

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When you use external files that are Unicode encoded, your users must have access to fonts containing all the glyphs used in your text files. By default, Animate stores the names of fonts used in dynamic or input text files. During SWF file playback, Flash Player 7 (and earlier versions) looks for those fonts on the operating system running the player.

When you select ranges of fonts to embed in a FLA file, Animate uses the UnicodeTable.xml file to determine which characters to embed. The UnicodeTable.xml file contains ranges of characters required for various languages and resides in the user configuration folder of your computer. The file is located in the following directories:

The font set groupings are based on the Unicode Blocks as definedby the Unicode Consortium. To provide a simpler workflow, when youselect a particular language, all related glyph ranges are embeddedeven if they are scattered into disjointed groupings.

If you load external text or XML files that are not Unicode-encoded into a Flash Player 7 application, the text in the external files does not appear correctly when Flash Player attempts to show them as Unicode. To tell Flash Player to use the traditional code page of the operating system that is running the player, add the following code as the first line of code in the first frame of the Animate application that is loading the data:

Set the system.useCodepage property only once in a document; do not use it multiple times in a document to make the player interpret some external files as Unicode and some as other encoding, because this can yield unexpected results.

If you set the system.useCodepage property to true, the traditional code page of the operating system running the player must include the glyphs used in your external text file for the text to appear. For example, if you load an external text file that contains Chinese characters, those characters do not appear on a system that uses the CP1252 code page, because that code page does not include Chinese characters. To ensure that users on all platforms can view external text files used in your Animate applications, encode all external text files as Unicode and leave the system.useCodepage property set to false by default. This causes Flash Player to interpret the text as Unicode. For more information, see useCodepage (System.useCodepage property) in the ActionScript 2.0 Language Reference.

Alltext in a computer is encoded as a series of bytes. Many differentforms of encoding (and therefore, different bytes) represent text.Different kinds of operating systems use different kinds of encodingfor text. For example, Western Windows operating systems usuallyuse CP1252 encoding; Western Macintosh operating systems usuallyuse MacRoman encoding; Japanese Windows and Macintosh systems usuallyuse Unicode encoding.

Unicode can encode most languages and characters used throughoutthe world. The other forms of text encoding that computers use aresubsets of the Unicode format, tailored to specific regions of theworld. Some of these forms are compatible in some areas and incompatiblein other areas, so using the correct encoding is critical.

Flash Player 6 and later versions support Unicode text encoding. Users with Flash Player 6 or later can view multilanguage text, regardless of the language that the operating system running the player uses, if they have the correct fonts installed.

For Animate applications in Flash Player 5 or earlier that are authored in Flash MX or earlier, Flash Player 6 and earlier versions display the text by using the traditional code page of the operating system running the player.

note: If you set the system.useCodepage propertyto true, the text is interpreted using the traditionalcode page of the operating system that is running the player; itis not interpreted as Unicode.

The Strings panel lets you create and update multilingual content. You can specify content for text fields that span multiple languages, and have Animate automatically determine the content that should appear in a certain language based on the language of the computer running Flash Player.

Flash Pro CS4 files with anti-aliased classic, dynamic text fields populated from the Strings panel may not display properly when updated to Flash Pro CS5. This is due to changes in font embedding in Flash Pro CS5. To solve this problem, manually embed the fonts used by the text fields. For instructions, see Embed fonts for consistent text appearance.

Asmany as 100 languages can appear on the Stage and in the Stringspanel for translation. Each language you select becomes a columnin the Strings panel. To show the text on the Stage in any of thelanguages you selected, change the Stage language. The selectedlanguage appears when you publish or test the file.

When you remove a language from the Strings panel, the language XML file is not deleted from the local file system. This lets you add the language back into the Strings panel by using the previous XML file, and prevents accidental deletion. To completely remove the language, you must delete or replace the language XML file.

On the Stage in the language selected as the Stage language,using features such as find and replace and spelling checking. Textthat you change using these features is changed on the Stage andin the Strings panel.

After you change the Stage language, any new text you typeon the Stage appears in that language. If you previously enteredtext strings for the language in the Strings panel, any text onthe Stage appears in the selected language. If not, the text fieldsalready on the Stage are blank.

Whenyou save, publish, or test the FLA file, a folder with an XML fileis created for each available language you selected in the Stringspanel. The default location for the XML folders and files is thesame folder indicated as the SWF publish path. If no SWF publishpath was selected, the XML folder and files are saved in the folderin which the FLA file is located. For example, if you have a filenamed Test in the mystuff folder, and you selected English (en),German (de), and Spanish (es) as active languages, and you did notselect a SWF publish path, when you save the FLA file, the followingfolder structure is created:

When you start a SWF file, you also need to start the associatedXML files with the string translations in the web server. The firstframe that contains text cannot appear until the entire XML fileis downloaded.

Manually replace strings by using the Stage language when you publish your Animate SWF file. This method uses the Stage language to replace all instances of input and dynamic text with an associated string ID. In this case, text strings are only updated when you publish the SWF file; language detection is not automatic, and you must publish a SWF file for each language to support.

The ActionScript code that the Strings panel generates does not use the Locale.initialize function. Decide how to call this function based on the language detection customizations your project requires.

The ActionScript that the Strings panel generates does not use the Locale.initialize function. Decide how to call this function based on the language detection customizations your project requires.

Translatorscan either work directly in the language columns in the Stringspanel or work in the XML files for each language to translate theFLA file to selected languages. If you translate directly in theXML file, you must either import the XML file to the Strings panelor save it in the default directory for that language.

Regardless of where the XML file you imported was located, when you save, test, or publish the FLA file, a folder for each language in the Strings panel and an XML file for each language are created in the location indicated for publishing SWF files. If no publish path is indicated, the folder and file are saved in the same folder in which the FLA file is located. The XML files that the Strings panel generates are always populated with the information in the Strings panel.

Alternatively, import an XML file into the Strings panel from another location. After you import it, when you save, test, or publish the file, the XML file in the folder specified for that language is overwritten. You cannot import an XML file for a language unless it is already selected as an available language in the Strings panel. You can also add a language and import an XML file with the translation for that language.

Toload existing XML data, or use a different format for the XML file,use the loadVariables action, the getURL action,the LoadVars object, or the XML objectto create a document that contains multilanguage text by placingthe text in an external text or XML file and loading the file intothe movie clip at runtime.

To include Unicode-encoded contents in text variables, use the syntax \uXXXX, where XXXX is the four-digit hexadecimal code point, or escape character, for the Unicode character. The Animate authoring tool supports Unicode escape characters through \uFFFF. To find the code points for Unicode characters, see the Unicode Standard at Unicode.org.

You can use Unicode escape characters only in text field variables. You cannot include Unicode escape characters in external text or XML files; Flash Player 6 does not recognize Unicode escape characters in external files.

Use the version 2 XMLConnector component to connect to an external XML document to bind to properties in the document. Its purpose is to read or write XML documents by using HTTP GET operations, POST operations, or both. It acts as a connector between other components and external XML documents. The XMLConnector communicates with components in your application by using either data-binding features in the Animate authoring environment or ActionScript code.