How do Traditional & Simplified Chinese labels work in Narrative Reports

Hi There,
I need to create a narrative report which will display the field labels in the language that the user has specified.
For instance, if the user's default language is Simplified Chinese, how can I set the narrative report to automatically translate the field labels?
Is there a way to do this as we have multiple users with different languages specified as their defaults.

I think for this you will have to go back to using iwork 09, which you should still have in Applications/iwork.
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http://www.apple.com/feedback

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