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Hello,

A PT newsletter about PT 9.5 states that one of the improvements is:
Provided support for multi-language Flora, Fauna, and Realia.

How do I access that? I'm running PT in French but all the encyclopedia entries in an enhanced resource are in English.

Thanks.
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So far, the only Flora, Fauna and Realia localizations that have been completed are Portuguese and Chinese (Simplified and Traditional). The person who was working on this has had his assignment changed, so I'm not sure when further languages will be available.

This work was done for the articles on the Enhanced Resources encyclopedia tab.
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