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How to create custom translations for DocumentsCorePack dialog

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How to create custom translations for DocumentsCorePack dialog

Please note: English and the user language is per default available.

Requriements: DocumentsCorePack for MS CRM 2013 (former AutoMerge), basic .xml knowledge and the AutoMergeGlobalButton Solution v2013.42 or higher.

Step-by-step: How to create the language for DocumentsCorePack dialog:

1. Open your ❶ Dynamics 365 and navigate to ❷ Advanced Settings > ❸ Customization > ❹ Customize the System


Figure 1: Settings > Customizations > Customize the System 

2. This window opens. Select in the tree view Web Resources and search for xml (Display name: DCP Dialog Localization).


Figure 2: Web Resources

3. This window opens. Now click on the Text Editor


Figure 3: DCP Dialog Localization – Text Editor

4. This window opens.


Figure 4: Edit content

5. Next, copy the whole Web Resource content into e.g., Notepad++, duplicate a full translation node and insert the existing default one and change the ❶ LCID code as well as ❷ the text to the required language. Find here a list of Microsoft Locale ID values.


Figure 4: Full translation node inserted at the End of the already existing one.

6. Add now a new Web Resource. Click on the [New]-button in your opened “Web Resource”- window and add the required information

  • Name: NewLanguage_Italian
  • Display Name: Language_Italian
  • Type: Data (XML)


Figure 5: Add new Web Resource

7. Press the [Text Editor]-button, to insert the new Language .xml-file, we created earlier.

Please note: There are two default language-xml (English and German) plus the newly added language (Italian).

Press the [OK]-button.


Figure 6: Open Text Editor to add new language xml

8. Now ❶ Save and ❷ Publish your new web resource.


Figure 7: Save and publish new web resource

Please note: Save the unique name (NewLanguage_Italian) for further purposes!

9. Now we need a Settingskey. Learn “How to create a SettingsKey manually in MS Dynamics” here.

Define the settingskey values as follows

  • Name*: CustomLanguageFileWebResourceName
  • IsCached*: Yes
  • KeyValue: NewLanguage_Italian

Do not forget to save and close the Settingskey once it is created! As a result, the newly added Settingskey is visible in the product overview:


Figure 8: New created SettingsKey

10. Now activate the language for your Dynamics 365 use:

Navigate in your Dynamics 365 to Settings > Administration > Languages.


Figure 9: Settings > Administration > Languages

11. Check the checkbox in front of the newly added language (Italian). Click the [Apply]-button to continue.


Figure 10: Apply new language

12. Activate the new language:

Refresh the page and activate the language you have just added (Italian). Therefore, select the Options in your Dynamics 365.


Figure 11: Dynamics 365 Options

13. Navigate to the “Languages”-tab and select the language to be set as user interface language.

Press the [OK]-button.


Figure 12: Set Personal Options

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