Create Solutions That Support Multiple Languages(localization)

Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011 and Microsoft Dynamics CRM Online support multiple languages. If you want your solution to be installed for organizations that include different base languages or that have multiple languages provisioned, take this into account when planning your solution. The following table lists tactics to use along with solution components to include in a solution that supports multiple languages.

 

TacticSolution Component Type
Web Resources
Application Navigation (SiteMap)
Ribbons
Attributes
Charts
Dashboards
Entity
Entity Relationships
Forms
Messages
Option Sets
Views
Contract Templates
Connection Roles
Processes (Workflow)
Security Roles
Field Security Profiles
SDK Message Processing Steps
Service Endpoints
Article Templates
Email Templates
Mail Merge Templates
Reports
Dialogs
Plug-in Assemblies

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