Hi,
we would like to know how many language file translators would be
interested in translating (or finding someone to translate) the whole
Documentation.html file in their language, and to maintain the translations.
The file will probably be splitted, and there will be new sections:
short howtos about specific subjects.
Thanks.
--
Marc Delisle
greetings and hi to all,
I'm from Malaysia, I've just complete the translation of phpMyAdmin to my
language, malay.
how do i get listed on the Language Libraries...
thanks for the help...thank you
Count on me for Galician.
I agree with what Bjorn says:
> I think that the only parts that need to be translated are those
> that explain how to use phpMyAdmin. In my opinion is it a waste of
> time and effort to translate the parts that concern how to install
> and configure PMA. That is because it is easier to understand all
> the technical expressions in English and also because the
> documentation for most other things that need to be set up
> (Apache, MySQL, PHP etc.) are in English.
>
> So I think the best way is to separate the documentation about how
> to use PMA and only translate that part.
Xose Calvo
Hi
I probably will not translate it into Czech, but maybe I'll find somebody to do that....
Michal Cihar
cihar(a)email.cz
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Od:Marc Delisle <Delislma(a)CollegeSherbrooke.qc.ca>
Datum:Thu Aug 15 14:33:04 CEST 2002
Předmět:[Phpmyadmin-translators] translating the documentation
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> Hi,
>
> we would like to know how many language file translators would be
> interested in translating (or finding someone to translate) the whole
> Documentation.html file in their language, and to maintain the translations.
>
> The file will probably be splitted, and there will be new sections:
> short howtos about specific subjects.
>
> Thanks.
> --
> Marc Delisle
>