Flexera One Support for Additional Languages
Flexera One currently supports the following languages for its user interface text:
Note:Ongoing improvements to translations will occur on a quarterly basis.
Important:For IT Asset Management language preferences—IT Asset Management users can still change language settings for the IT Asset Management user interface using the Preferred language dropdown list on the My IT Asset Preferences page. For complete help, see Managing IT Asset Preferences.
For help changing languages in supported browsers, refer to the following sections.
Note:Changing the default language does not translate any of the existing or incoming data that Flexera One collects. For example, if an item is created in English, it will still display in English, regardless of your language preference.
Changing Apple Safari Display Language
Safari uses the language that is specified in System Preferences within the Language & Region setting. The Apple Safari browser is only supported on Mac computers.
To change the Apple Safari display language:
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From the Apple menu located in the upper-left corner of the page, select System Preferences. |
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Click Language & Region. |
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Click the Plus + button near the bottom of the Preferred languages box. |
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Select your language and click Add. |
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A popup appears asking if you would like to use the added language as your primary language. Click the button corresponding to the language you want to use as primary. |
Note:You can also drag and drop the language you want to use to the top of the Preferred languages box in order to make that language the primary language.
The language at the top of the Preferred languages box sets the default language of your Mac. Safari then displays in this language.
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Restart Safari to apply the changes. |
Changing Google Chrome Display Language
To change the Google Chrome display language:
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In the upper-right corner of Google Chrome, click the three vertical dots menu  and select Settings. |
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Click Languages and then next to the language you want to choose, click the three vertical dots menu and then select Move to the top. The language shown at the top of the list is used as the language Chrome displays. |
Note:If the desired language isn’t listed in the Preferred languages section, click Add languages, select the desired language checkbox, and click Add.
Changing Microsoft Edge Display Language
To change the Microsoft Edge display language:
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In the upper-right corner of Microsoft Edge, click the three horizontal dots menu  and select Settings. |
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Click Languages and then next to the language you want to choose, click the three horizontal dots menu and then select Move to the top. The language shown at the top of the list is used as the language Edge displays. |
Note:If the desired language isn't listed in the Preferred languages section, click Add languages, select the desired language checkbox, and click Add.
Changing Mozilla Firefox Display Language
To change the Mozilla Firefox display language:
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In the upper-right corner of Mozilla Firefox, click the application menu  and select Settings. |
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In the Language and Appearance section of the General panel, click Choose to choose your preferred language for displaying pages. |
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Select a language and click Move Up until the desired language is at the top of the list. |
Note:If your desired language does not appear in the list box: From the Select a language to add dropdown list, select a language and click Add.
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Click OK. Firefox uses the first language in the list as your browser’s default display language. |