Replace {language} placeholder

Defines which identifier of the target language is formatted into the file name.

When selecting the file name for the export, the placeholder "{language}" was added to the file name. This is replaced by the following setting when exporting in order to generate a unique file name for each target language.

This setting is only available if Create a file for each target language is selected.

Setting	Description of the
Voice recognition Command line: "Lcid"	The language identifier, also known as the "LCID" (locale identifier), is a unique number and is defined by the Windows operating system. Example: "1031" for German (Germany), "1033" for English (USA)
Language abbreviation Command line: "Name"	The language abbreviation consists of an abbreviation for the language and possibly an abbreviation for the country. Example: "de-DE" for German (Germany), "en-US" for English (USA)
Windows language abbreviations Command line: "ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName"	The Windows language abbreviation "ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName" consists of 3 letters for a language and is defined by the Windows operating system. Example: "DEU" for German (Germany), "ENU" for English (USA)

Setting

Description of the

Voice recognition

Command line: "Lcid"

The language identifier, also known as the "LCID" (locale identifier), is a unique number and is defined by the Windows operating system.

Example: "1031" for German (Germany), "1033" for English (USA)

Language abbreviation

Command line: "Name"

The language abbreviation consists of an abbreviation for the language and possibly an abbreviation for the country.

Example: "de-DE" for German (Germany), "en-US" for English (USA)

Windows language abbreviations

Command line: "ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName"

The Windows language abbreviation "ThreeLetterWindowsLanguageName" consists of 3 letters for a language and is defined by the Windows operating system.

Example: "DEU" for German (Germany), "ENU" for English (USA)