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Heiner Wurbs
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Tuesday 20 September 2005 3:22:11 am
Hey there,
we want to translate a site into Greek language, but I have a question. There is inside the share folder a transformation folder with files like cyrillic.tr, greek.tr and search.tr . What are they for? Can someone help me?
Or how do I translate the site into Greek, because there are no locales at the moment. Can I use another instead of greek?
Thanks!
Heiner
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George Michaelides
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Tuesday 20 September 2005 3:40:01 am
I think tr is turkish?! thats probably not the right file for greek! Greek should be .gr or .el. Please let me know how you get on as I am greek cypriot and would be very interested in a greek translation. I tried attempting it myself but I found out that I had to buy the Qt toolkit by Trolltech which was quite expensive
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Tony Wood
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Tuesday 20 September 2005 7:11:36 am
Hi,
The tools you need are free with most Linux transations and also available for windows here.
http://ez.no/download/translations/ezlupdate_and_linguist Good luck and happy translating Yiasou Tony
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Heiner Wurbs
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Wednesday 21 September 2005 6:40:14 am
thanks for your reply. but before I translate it, I would like to now what about the transformation files? tr can't stand for turkey, it make no sense.
Anybody have an idea or an advice?
greetz
heiner
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Björn [email protected]
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Wednesday 21 September 2005 7:28:48 am
I far as I know transformation files are used for charset conversion character translation so they have not really somethign to do with translations
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Theodoros Papageorgiou
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Wednesday 21 September 2005 10:26:08 am
Hi,
You can use the Greek translation, just submitted it yesterday.
http://ez.no/community/translations Theodoros
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Heiner Wurbs
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Tuesday 27 September 2005 12:42:22 am
Hi Theodoros, thanks a lot! It works perfect!
greetz Heiner
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