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Browser Language Settings

Hetal Shah
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This article explains how to set the language preferences in your web browser, helping you customise your browsing experience.
The Language setting in your browser will define how distance, weight, calendar and terminology are displayed in Zeno. i.e. miles vs km, lbs vs kgs, Sunday to Saturday vs Monday to Sunday.
For example, where the Browser Language has been set to English (US) or English (Canada) the calendar will display as Sunday - Saturday. For all other Browser Languages, it will display as Monday - Sunday.
The Browser Language will also determine the display of terminology for the following...
  • Return vs Round Trip i.e. US English will display as Round Trip.
  • CBD vs Downtown i.e. US English will display as Downtown.
Important Note

Our support is limited to languages compatible with web browsers. Currently, we do not have or provide an official list of languages supported by Zeno.

Configuration

  1. Open Google Chrome.

  2. Click the Customise and control Google Chrome icon google_tool_icon.png and select Settings from the drop-down menu.
  3. On the Settings page, scroll to the Languages section.
  4. Expand the Language row.

    language_section.png

  5. Click the More actions icon google_tool_icon.png next to your required language.

    more_actions.png

  6. Select the Display Google Chrome in this language checkbox.
  7. Click the Relaunch button.

    relaunch.png

Tip

If your required Language is not listed...

  1. Expand the Language row.
  2. Click the Add languages link.
  3. On the Add languages dialog, scroll and select the checkbox for a language you want to add.
  4. Click the Add button. The language will then be available to select as your default language.

  1. Open Microsoft Edge.

  2. Click the Settings and more icon edge_settings.png in the top right corner and select Settings from the drop-down menu.

  3. Click the Languages option in the left menu.
  4. On the Language dialog, click the Add languages button.
  5. From the Add languages dialog, select the checkbox for a language you want to add to the preferred language list and click the Add button, as shown in the following screenshot...

    edge_add_language.png

  6. In the Preferred languages section. The first language displayed is your default language.
    1. To set another language as your default language...
      • Click the Ellipse icon edge_settings.png next to a language and select the Display Microsoft Edge in this language option.

        edge_option.png

        Click the Restart button.

        edge_language_restart.png

  7. Refresh and resume your browser session.
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