What is the difference between working and default for languages and resolutions?
A publication's working language and working resolution are distinct from your account's overall default language and resolution settings, so it is important to understand the differences.
Question: What is meant by "working" and "default" when it is used for languages and resolutions in draft or released publications?
The language and resolution within the object hierarchy
| Hierarchy | Description |
|---|---|
| Logical | The objects represented at the logical level are actually conceptual entities that are independent of specific versions or languages. The logical object has a unique identifier in the repository, normally a GUID. |
| Version | A specific instance of the logical object. |
| Language/Resolution |
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Account-specific language and resolution
| Account property | Description |
|---|---|
| Default language | Defines the overall default language for the account. |
| Default resolution | Defines a general resolution for the account and work within the client tools. To make it easy to open and edit images in the appropriate image format, select resolution that is associated with the editable image formats that are to be edited. |
| Preview resolution | Defines the resolution to use when previewing images. To ensure good user interface performance, set to a resolution that is associated with a light image format. For example: Low |
Publication-specific language and resolution
| Publication property | Description |
|---|---|
| Working Language | Defines the language for authoring and managing content within the context of the specific publication. |
| Working Resolution | Defines the resolution for authoring and managing images within the context of the specific publication. This resolution typically matches the primary image resolution you need to edit when working with the publication in Publication Manager.
The working resolution:
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