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# Translating Work Orders to Another Language
## Option 1: Use the Google Translate Chrome Extension
Once you have downloaded the extension, here's how to translate your page!
Here are some notes about it:
* Downloading or Sending links to Work Orders would *not* have the translations... It's only on the browser that you have the translator running. You should be able to print with the translations on though.
* We aren’t liable for any of the translations. They would be provided by Google Translate, which we have no control over. It's just doing the same thing as copying/pasting text into
## Option 2: Add a Crew Note in another language
You can add a crew note to any production rate or line item.
These notes will only show on the work order for your team to see.
Here are some notes about it:
* You are manually adding the translations to the crew notes. It won't automatically translate the area label or product etc.
* You won't really be able to avoid *some* English on the page.\
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