Language xx_YY

This section describes how to set up Net iD Client to handle the language of your choice.

Language string format

Language strings can be defined by using both string ID and text strings.

String ID

Every text string is related to a unique string ID.

String ID format

String IDs are built up by a string ID and the text string it relates to. String IDs have different format depending of the type of string.

String ID format

NNNN=<normal text string> (1)
ENN=<error message text string> (2)
MNN=<info message text string> (3)

1	General texts
2	Error messages
3	Info messages

Text string

Example 1. Text string example

Direct translation of a token label.

[Language en_US]
IDPrime .NET (basic)=SMARTCARD (basic)

Language specifc parameters

There are two values that must be changed to fit the specific language:

Update these values to fit the language.

[Language en_US]
id=0x0409 (1)
0101=English (2)

1	The Windows language identifier. For more information, consult the external Microsoft Docs website https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/openspecs/windows_protocols/ms-lcid/70feba9f-294e-491e-b6eb-56532684c37f (external link that opens in new tab) .
2	Name of the language.

Text string sections

0102—0104

Product information
Do not change these three values. They tell the description of the product itself and are also used to name some things in the UI.

Do not change these values.

[Language en_US]
0101=English
0102=Net iD
0103=Net iD by Pointsharp
0104=Pointsharp AB
0105=Net iD Client

The other strings depend on the package, but the type of string is identified by its number:

1000—1099: Title strings
1100—1119: Button strings
1120—1149: Menu strings
1150—1199: Tab strings or label strings
1200—1299: Text strings
1300—1399: Error strings
1400—1499: Information strings
1500—1599: Confirmation strings
2000—2999: Configuration strings
8000—8032: Token and certificate auto renewal strings