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TAKE HOME POINTS

Now that you're done with this chapter, you should have a firm grasp on how to accomplish the following:

Changing the backoffice user interface language for individual users
Adding a new language pack to support additional languages
Utilizing the Umbraco dictionary to support multi-lingual labels or for defining site-wide phrases
Outputting dictionary items using XSLT macros

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