New in version 4.7.0 is the option to set one or more languages for a CV. This allows you to have one CV that contains a certain vocabulary in both English and German, for instance. You can choose from nearly 7700 ISO specified languages.
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This change in 4.7.0 introduced an incompatibility with earlier versions of ELAN;
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By default, the language for a CV is set to 'undetermined (und)'. To change this, click the drop-down menu and select
Figure 217. Edit CV Languages
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From the dialog that appears, select the desired language and click the section called “Defining languages for your content” to edit the list of available languages.
. The undetermined language in the upper drop-down menu will now be replaced with the chosen language. seeFigure 218. Edit CV Languages 2
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If you would like to add an additional language, select the desired language from the lower drop-down menu, and click
afterwards. The chosen language will be added to the CV languages, and will be visible in the upper drop-down menu. When you are done adding or changing languages, click to close the dialog.Figure 219. Edit CV Languages 3
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Back in the main CV dialog, you will now find the list of languages under the current CV (1). There is also a second column with the language label under 'Entries' (2). Select the language from the list (1) you want to add, change or delete entries for.
Figure 220. Edit CV Languages 4
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The list of current languages linked to the CV
Entries for the linked languages
Annotation value and description as it is going to be filled in.
Add/change/delete entries within the chosen language.
By clicking an empty field in the entries (2), you can now enter the required values (3). To add a new entry, enter the values and click
(4). This will yield a new line in the entries. To add a value to an existing entry, as shown in the screenshot, click . Lastly, you can delete entries as before with the button.If you use a lot of multi-lingual CV's, you can also set the preferred default language to work with. More info about this can be found here: see the section called “Using CV's”