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Siebel Business Process Framework: Task UI Guide > Guidelines and Techniques for Developing a Task UI > Guidelines for Developing a Task UI > Guidelines for a Multilingual Task UIYou can use values that are independent of any given language to design a task UI that Siebel CRM can run in multiple languages. You must pay close attention to the following items:
About Literal Values in a Multilingual EnvironmentA literal value depends on a language, so a task UI cannot reference a literal value in a dynamic picklist and function correctly in a multilingual environment. A task that references a literal value is language dependent and you must not configure Siebel CRM to run it in a multilingual environment. A literal value in a dynamic picklist can include content that the user creates. These values reference content rather than metadata or an LOV, so they are variable and the task cannot reliably interpret them. For more information, see Siebel Global Deployment Guide. |
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