Setting the Language
You can modify the user interface text for the current language. To bring up the Lanuage window, go to the File menu and click on Language.
Note: The translation is machine-translated (by Google) into 64 languages. Often, these translations are not very good, but we are working to improve them. If you want, you can edit the translation for your language to fix the more annoying and obvious translation errors and share this translation data with other users with the export function.
Note: In the language screen, you can change the language by selecting a different language from the drop down list, then restarting ControlMyNikon for the changes to take effect.
Translatable Items
- User interface text and labels.
- Dialogs
- Some data located in picklists.
Untranslatable Items
- Some data located in picklists.
Editing a Language
- Go to the ‘File’ menu and select ‘Language’.
- Select your language from the picklist.
- Find the text that you would like to translate and click on it. Enter the translation at the bottom of the window and click the checkmark button or select a different line to translate to save it.
Exporting a Language
- Go to the ‘File’ menu and select ‘Language’.
- Click on the Export button, and enter a filename such as ‘FrenchTest1’. It will export the currently selected language to the ‘FrenchTest.cmt’ file.
Inporting a Language
- Go to the ‘File’ menu and select ‘Language’.
- Click on the Import button, and select a language export file that was created by the Export function. This will overwrite all language translations for whatever language was exported in the file. It doesn’t matter what language you have currently selected.