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2/23/2011 8:44 AM
 
I just started to see DNN. I really like DNN and would like to use it for a multilingual site.
I installed DNN 5.6.1 on a windows server 2003 and I started to see the options for the languages.
But I have not figured out how to do to make multilingual content.

For example, if I want to write the contents of a module text / html in two different languages, as I do?
By going to the module settings I find only the option: "Module cultures" that can not be changed.
Can anyone help me?

 
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