By default, the Setup packages that you create with Tarma Installer have an English-language user interface. However, it is also possible to create localized Setup packages, i.e., Setup packages that use a different language than English in their user interface. You can choose to build a separate Setup package for each language, or to create a single package that contains all languages. In the latter case, the customer can select his preferred language at installation time.
When you select non-English languages for the installation user interface, you can define Readme and License Agreement texts to match them. This is an optional feature; Tarma Installer lets you define as many or as few Readme and License Agreement text variants as you like, and allows you full flexibility in assigning text variants to Setup languages.
If you enable multilingual installation, you can designate specific installation files as belonging to a particular language. If you do so, only files that are marked for the Setup language selected by the customer are actually installed; files not marked for that language are silently ignored.
Note - By default, each installation file is marked "for any language" and will be installed regardless of the Setup language. Therefore, you do not have to take any action in this respect unless you want to narrow down the language selection for a particular file.
To create a multilingual Setup package, act as follows.
Choose one of the following options to select the type of Setup package that you want to create. (Refer to Multilingual Setup in the online help for details about the two options.)
The next time you build the project, Tarma Installer will create the appropriate multilingual Setup package.
If you also want to provide localized Readme or License Agreement texts, continue with the following steps.
Tip - You don't need to create a separate Readme or License Agreement text for each language. It is perfectly all right to associate a text variant with more than one language. This might be useful, for example, if you do not have translations available for all languages that Tarma Installer supports and want to assign, say, the English Readme text to the languages that you didn't translate.
At installation time, Setup will display the Readme and License Agreement texts that are associated with the language selected by the customer.
To mark certain files for installation only for designated languages, act as follows.
For each file that has specific language requirements, do the following. (Note that you can select several files at once in the Installation Files List to apply the language settings to all of them at the same time.)
At installation time, Setup will only install files that are marked specifically for the language chosen by the customer, plus all files that are marked Install file(s) for all languages.