A huge improvment of Quickr 8.5 services for Domino is the multilingual user interface, but if you use place policies to manage the size and usage of your places you should remember the following:
The default policy subject and text is created in the language which the respective administrator used to create the policy. While you can edit the text to your preferred language, you cannot edit the subject, i.e., that users may receive emails with a ”Warning” or “Locked” subject in a language which they don’t understand.
To change the subject language you either re-create the policy with the correct browser language settings or you edit the policy document directly in the placecatalog.nsf.
