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  29  <H2><A NAME="5_1">5.1 The special &quot;prod&quot; locale</A></H2>
  30   Since error messages are really meant for developers and are on a quite
  31   detailed technical level. For end users in a production setting this is
  32   often not wanted. Instead it is common to give a generic error message
  33   that the user needs to contact the IS support.
  34  <P> For this reason one of the resource files included is the special
  35   language &quot;prod&quot; which is meant to be used in a production site where to
  36   give a generic error message. The generic error message can be tailored
  37   by changing a define in the prod locale resource file.</P>
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