Abstract: A program module may allow a user to change a user interface language. Because a help feature often refers to user interface terms, a user may become confused if the help feature refers to user interface terms in the help language rather than in the user interface language. HTML help feature file tagging may be altered with an HTML tag set so that these user interface terms may be identified and converted to the user interface language. Once a user interface term is identified in the HTML help feature file of the help feature language, the corresponding user interface term may be retrieved from the help feature file of the user interface language by identifying the same tag. The corresponding user interface term of the help feature file of the user interface language may then be plugged into the help feature file of the help feature language and displayed.

Abstract: A method for enabling editing languages in an application program module is disclosed. The method begins with a determination when the application program boots whether it is the first boot of the application program module. If so, then the user interface (UI) language, Web locale language, help language and install language of the application program module are set to the same language as the operating system user interface (UI) language. If it is not the first boot (or after the languages are set to the operating system UI language), the input locales and operating system scripts are enabled as the editing languages in the application program module. The editing languages for all installed keyboards, IMEs and AIMEs are enabled. Moreover, while the application program module is running, it is determined whether a language is applied within the application program module and, if so, then that language is enabled for editing.

Abstract: A method and system for dynamically changing user interface terms in the help feature to the user interface language chosen by the user as opposed to the help feature language, and for converting and plugging user interface terms. A program module may allow the user to change the user interface language and the help feature language such that the user interface language may be different than the help feature language. Because the help feature often refers to user interface terms, a user may become confused if the help feature refers to user interface terms in the help language rather than in the user interface language. tagging of the HTML help feature files is altered with a special set of HTML tags so that these user interface terms may be identified and converted to the user interface language.

Abstract: A method and system for converting and plugging user interface terms is disclosed. A program module may allow the user to change the user interface language and the help feature language such that the user interface language may be different than the help feature language. Because the help feature often refers to user interface terms, a user may become confused if the help feature refers to user interface terms in the help language rather than in the user interface language. A mechanism for dynamically changing user interface terms in the help feature to the user interface language chosen by the user as opposed to the help feature language is disclosed. In one embodiment, the tagging of the HTML help feature files is altered with a special set of HTML tags so that these user interface terms may be identified and converted to the user interface language.

Abstract: A method for enabling editing languages in an application program module is disclosed. The method begins with a determination when the application program boots whether it is the first boot of the application program module. If so, then the user interface (UI) language, Web locale language, help language and install language of the application program module are set to the same language as the operating system user interface (UI) language. If it is not the first boot (or after the languages are set to the operating system UI language), the input locales and operating system scripts are enabled as the editing languages in the application program module. The editing languages for all installed keyboards, IMEs and AIMEs are enabled. Moreover, while the application program module is running, it is determined whether a language is applied within the application program module and, if so, then that language is enabled for editing.