Menus

How do you keep a multi-language menu cheap to maintain?

It stays cheap to maintain if a price change or a sold-out mark goes in once and shows in every language, with no printer and no file per language. It is not cheap if each language is a PDF that has to be rebuilt.

Give someone on the shift the price change and the sold-out mark, on the menu that is already translated.

In the sierra each language lives in a different file and a new price takes a week.

A price change or a sold-out mark is done in every language the same day, with no printer.

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