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  1. Select a Language to modify. Then, click Edit.
  2. Custom Strings are broken down into hierarchical categories - ApplicationHousehold Member InfoMilestoneMiscPrivacy ActStudent Info, and Warning Check Message. Click  on the correct category to review/edit.
  3. Select the string information you wish to modify and click Editclick Edit.
  4. Click on Custom Text and modify the default text. You may wish to use the drop-down menu to enter data fields in the text field. You can also left-click and drag to highlight text and select to call attention to the selected item by clicking Bold or Highlight. When you are done, click Update.

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    titleDefault Text

     You may switch back to the default text at any time by clicking the Edit button. Then, select Use Default Text and click Update.

  5. Once you have saved changes, note that the string that contains custom strings is now highlighted red to indicate a change has occurred and the text appears in blue.

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Note
titleTake Care When Activating New Languages

When you enable a new language, ALL of the default strings are in English.  It is the District's responsibility to translate all strings in this language appropriately before activating your application for a new school year.  Also, please take note that when you activate a new language it is live immediately.  Due to this behavior, HSS recommends only activating new languages at the start of the new year and while still in Test Mode (see the New School Year Setup And Test Mode section for more information).

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The main custom string and language maintenance screen displaying the currently activate languages for this district.  You can activate new languages by clicking the 'Activate another language' button and deactivate currently active languages by clicking the appropriate 'Deactivate' button.

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Warning
titleLanguage Activation Warning

Remember, activating a new language is immediate! The new language is immediately live on the website with only the English defaults until your District translates the language strings. 

  1. From Setup, select Custom String/Langauages.
  2. Click Add New.
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  3. Select the language you wish to appear and click Activate.
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  4. The language will now appear in your list of active languages for your District. Click Edit enter translated text to the application settings/custom strings.
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  5. Select the string information you wish to modify and click Edit.
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  6. Click on Custom Text to modify the default text. If custom text already exists, you may simply modify the custom text. You may wish to use the drop-down menu to enter data fields in the text field. You can also left-click and drag to highlight text and select to call attention to the selected item by clicking Bold or Highlight. When you are done, click Update.

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    titleDefault Text

     You may switch back to the default text at any time by clicking the Edit button. Then, select Use Default Text and click Update.

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  7. Once you have saved changes, note that the string that contains custom strings is now highlighted red to indicate a change has occurred and the text appears in blue.
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  8. Repeat the process for any additional languages you wish to activate for your District.