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-# LOCALIZATION OVERRIDE
+# LOCALIZATION OVERRIDES
 
 Localization here means the way in which times, dates and numbers are displayed and interpreted by AyaNova.
 It does *not* have any connection to the [Translation](ay-translation.md) features of AyaNova which determine what text is displayed in the user interface.
@@ -9,6 +9,9 @@ Rarely if ever should there be a need to override the browser's defaults as they
 
 If necessary, these override settings will replace the browser provided defaults for use in AyaNova.
 
+## When to override
+Ideally the browser should already have the correct settings for the user based on their device or operating system already.  If a change is required it's best to try to set it inside the browser itself first using the Browser's own settings and only rely on these settings below in AyaNova as a last resort.  
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 ## Language code override
 
@@ -36,14 +39,14 @@ This value must be the "database name" value, for example: `America/Denver` or `
 
 If no value can be determined from the browser, and no override has been set, the default Time Zone used is `America/New_York`.
 
+## Currency code (required not an override)
+Browsers do not have a default currency code (at time of writing) so this is one setting that *must* be set by the user and included here for reference.
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+The Currency Code controls how currency values are displayed and accepted for input in AyaNova. The code must be one of the 3 character alphabetic [ISO 4217 active currency codes](https://wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_4217#Active_codes) This value is *required* and cannot be determined from the Browser itself.  If no setting is made the *default* value is "USD" for dollar symbol $.
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+Some other common currency codes are: "EUR" - Euro, "GBP" - Great British Pound, "CAD" - Canadian dollar, "AUD" - Australian dollar.
 
 
 
 
 
-todo: list of common language codes here to save lookup
-todo: alternative to forcing overrides by setting browser defaults instead in browser
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