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HP Web Jetadmin consists of two separate pieces: the software executable and the language packs. Each language pack consists of the translated user interface (UI) dialogs (strings, bitmaps, and so on) for one of the languages that HP Web Jetadmin supports. The separation of the software executable and the translated UI dialogs has an important impact on the way HP Web Jetadmin works in a multilingual environment.

You install the software one time on a single server. You choose which languages you want to provide and install those language packs. Using the separate language packs, this single software executable can simultaneously service multiple browser sessions in multiple languages.

Each user who will use HP Web Jetadmin can specify a prioritized list of the languages that he or she wants to work with in the browser. If a language that HP Web JetAdmin supports is not in the browser's language list, the user can manually type an entry for that language and add it to the list.

A multilingual HP Web Jetadmin provides the following benefits:

  • You only have to install the software once without specifying a language, which means that there is only one machine for you to configure.
  • There is only one device cache, which means that you do not have to spend time keeping multiple caches synchronized.
  • There is only one copy of hp Web Jetadmin performing discoveries instead of multiple copies of HP Web Jetadmin running multiple discoveries to find the same devices. This means that there is less network traffic.
  • If you have a multilingual workforce - for example, an office in San Francisco with employees who speak Chinese, Spanish, and English - each employee can work in the language that they prefer.
  • If you have a mobile work force - for example, an employee who works in Great Britain and speaks English, but travels a lot in Germany and prefers to work in German - the employee can work in the preferred language.

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