> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.aristotlemetadata.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.aristotlemetadata.com/administrator-tasks/aristotle-cloud-settings-editor/adjusting-translation-options.md).

# Adjusting translation options

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Translation options can only be adjusted by an Administrator.
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Translation options can be used to adjust options relating to the language of registry content.

### How to adjust translation options

1. Select 'Aristotle Cloud Dashboard' from the dashboard side panel.

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2. Select 'View registry settings'.

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3. Under the appropriate subheadings, you may adjust the following:
   * 'Default Language': The language code used for the registry's default language, based on the codes laid out in ISO 639. The registry's default language is the language that registry content will appear in if no other language codes are used in the 'Allowed Languages' section
   * 'Allowed Languages': Allowed language codes for metadata content. Also based on ISO 639, the language codes added here (by selecting 'Add item') will appear as available, togglable options beneath any metadata item's title.

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**Note:** When in use, **'**&#x41;llowed Languages' will appear as follows:

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