Plone i18n, LinguaPlone
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This document provides an overview of internationalization (i18n) in Zope and Plone, including a history of i18n support, common i18n packages, how to translate add-ons, templates, code, and profiles. It also covers LinguaPlone features for multilingual support, such as language controls and translation forms, and how it integrates with Archetypes content types to enable translations.
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