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 The following is a list of the different ways to mark up and approach languages in your workflow. The following is a list of the different ways to mark up and approach languages in your workflow.
  
-  * [[.language:marking_up_languages]]: How to mark languages in MS Word +  * [[.language:marking_up_languages|Marking Up Languages]]: How to mark languages in MS Word 
-  * [[.language:when_an_entire_document_is_in_another_language]]: What to change the language for the full MS Word Doc +  * [[.language:when_an_entire_document_is_in_another_language|Full Document in Another Language]]: What to change the language for the full MS Word Doc 
-  * [[.language:indigenous_languages]]: How to mark up Indigenous Languages. We do this differently that other languages +  * [[.language:indigenous_languages|Indigenous Languages]]: How to mark up Indigenous Languages. We do this differently that other languages 
-  * [[.language:working_with_languages_not_in_word]]: What to do if the language is not in MS Word +  * [[.language:working_with_languages_not_in_word|Languages Not in MS Word]]: What to do if the language is not in MS Word 
-  * [[.language:working_with_images_of_words_and_different_alphabets]]: How to handle images of words and words typed in other alphabets+  * [[.language:working_with_images_of_words_and_different_alphabets|Images of Words and Languages in Different Alphabets]]: How to handle images of words and words typed in other alphabets
  
 <note tip>If something is not clear, look at the Q&A Archive below. If you are still can not find an answer, ask on the [[public:nnels:etext:q_a|Production Q&A]]. There is never a bad question!</note> <note tip>If something is not clear, look at the Q&A Archive below. If you are still can not find an answer, ask on the [[public:nnels:etext:q_a|Production Q&A]]. There is never a bad question!</note>
public/nnels/etext/language.txt · Last modified: 2022/11/24 10:27 by rachel.osolen