To open up the Translation Editor, go to Tools > Translation Editor or select Open Translation Editor… on the Toolbar. In the Translation Editor, English will appear by default. Users can add new Keys, and as many languages as needed for the project. Users will be able to delete any unused keys, copy and paste them, or cut and paste them, and will be able to add any Keys that are missing within the Translation Editor.

Keys are used as the master for the translation. Once a key is set, the user can set translations for what languages it needs to be translated to. Keys must be established for the Translation Editor to be able to translate any words set within it.

Users can set any language within the Translation Editor. Simply Double click on the Add Language… text and the user can begin adding a new Language to the Translation Editor. The current limit of languages is 20. Users will also be able to edit these languages or delete them if they are no longer needed within the project itself.

In order to have a text box be able to use any translations from the Translation Editor, users must set each text box to be a Multilanguage String. In order to accomplish this, hover over the Text field in the Text Box Basic Properties. Click the Link icon. This will open a window named Binding Properties; click on the Expression tab. Under this, click the Expression field and select Multilanguage String. This will allow the string to be translated to different languages when the translation language changes during runtime. Without it being selected as a Multilanguage String, it will not translate.

To change the Translation Language, users can use the command Set Translation Language within the Command Editor. Any object that can have an action can have this command set. Users can set one language for each button.