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8/27/2010 7:21 AM
 
Hi,

I have 2 languages installed on DNN 5.5.0. When I turn on the content localization all the current modules are copyied to the non-default language pages and new modules are created on the new default language pages. So I see no way how to  "Reference to default culture" the new module since it is already multilingual and I want to use it on both languages. Actually I can do only the opposite, to reference the original filled with content module to the new empty one?
Am I missing something here?

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