Localization of Reports

The Manager supports report generation in the following languages:

You can configure, schedule, and view the generated reports in all the five languages mentioned.

You can select the language on the Language tab in the Manager → <Admin Domain Name> → Reporting → Preferences page. The Configuration Reports page is displayed in English the first time you access it. Subsequently, it is displayed in the language that you last chose.

Note

If you are accessing Manager from a client machine, you need to install East Asian characters; else such characters in the reports appear as square boxes or question marks. To install the East Asian characters, select Settings → Control Panel → Regional and Language options → Languages and select Install files for East Asian languages, Install Asian Language Characters and then restart the machine.

Note

To view the PDF version of the localized reports, you need the required fonts in your Acrobat Reader. The first time you attempt to view the PDF version, Acrobat Reader attempts to update with the required fonts.

You can specify the language for the recipients of scheduled reports, and the scheduled reports are generated in those languages. For example, if you have scheduled the Executive Summary Report with five recipients (one recipient for each language including English), this report is generated in all the five languages at the specified time and the appropriate version is emailed to the recipients. That is, the Japanese recipient receives the Japanese version of the report.

The data retrieved from the database is displayed in the language in which it is stored in the database, and this data is independent of the language that you choose in the Reporting menu. For example, if a saved report was generated in English, you cannot view it in Japanese by choosing Japanese on the Language tab. To do this, you need to add another recipient for this report with the language as Japanese.

Add Recipient

The Language column in the Sent Reports page indicates the language in which the reports were generated. Also, for saved reports that are not in English, you can identify the language through the last two letters of the report name:

"ja" indicates Japanese, "ko" indicates Korean, "CN" indicates Chinese Simplified, and "TW" indicates Chinese Traditional.

In the following pages, you can enter text in the language that you had chosen:

The following table provides the extent of localization in the Reports module: