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I've Never Understood the Meaning of the "Languages" Options in ACP

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This has been here for years, and I've always worked around it, but now I want to learn: What ARE these four lines with "1. NAME (required) 2. Registration Email (required) 3. French and 4. Spanish"?

The French and Spanish entries are probably something I set up, long ago, and have always left them blank.

But I think I've always needed to fill in the first two entries despite not knowing what they even mean.

Thanks as Usual and in Advance (TUA!)

Don

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Those are the names of the languages which you either created or installed in ACP > Customization > Languages.

If you do not need them all, you can remove those you do not need.

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Jim,

Yes, it would make sense that I'd install French and Spanish, but why are there two for English? And what exactly does filling in these fields here do? (It seems like I always need to fill out the English fields, but I can leave the French and Spanish fields blank - and I've seen these four entries in many, many places in the past, not really understanding them.)

What I'm trying to do right now is make the default for donrockwell.com as it currently is for GUESTS and NEW MEMBERS, but make it less cumbersome for experienced users, i.e., people with more than 10 posts, and I'm finding myself creeping through the process, step-by-step, courtesy of ChatGPT (and also your tutorial). If you go to the home page right now, you can see that it looks very nice, but it's also very long, and I think experienced users would prefer to have a more linear presentation so they didn't have to endlessly scroll.

TUAR (Thanks as Usual and in Advance with all my Respect),
Don

And happy 4th - NO NEED to answer this until next week!

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