The easiest way to do this is by copying the SAPScript form from English to Chinese. Then the form has to be maintained in Chinese. When the user logs on to SAP in Chinese, he/she will see the Chinese texts. When the user logs on the SAP in English, he/she will see the texts in English.
Let me know if this explanation is not clear or if this did not help you.
Alternate way of translation forms is to use SE63:
NOTE: In order to translate to Chinese, you must be logged into the system in Chinese. Recommend you try following menu paths in English first so you know the menu paths.
Translation --> Long Texts --> SAPScript --> Forms
Type in Form name and choose the Source and Target Languages.
Click EDIT button
You will see the various text modules that are defined that you will then need to cut and paste the various translations.
There is no automatic translation tool (other than from the pool of previously translated texts).
Kind regards,
Mike
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