Webmaster Jim <address@hidden> writes:
Hello!
Thanks Jim for explaining the translation business!
> On Fri, Mar 01, 2002 at 10:05:35PM +0000, Giuliano Artico wrote:
>> Dear Mr. J.E. Spath,
>>
>> I found the PO-file for the Lynx French translation text messages, in
which
>> I believe you cooperated.
>>
>> I would like to attempt an Italian translation, which does not yet exist.
[...]
>> Giuliano Artico
>>
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>> Address: Dipartimento di Matematica Pura ed Applicata
>> Via Belzoni 7, I-35131 Padova, Italy
>> Phone : (+39) 049 8275909 FAX: (+39) 049 8758596
>> E-Mail : address@hidden WWW: http://www.arti2000.com
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> I've uploaded some old pieces I found in my archives to
> http://jim.spath.com/lynx-it.zip, which has this:
>
> 37947 Defl:N 11613 69% 04-16-98 19:28 79e97dec LYMessages_it.h
> 34121 Defl:N 10059 71% 02-13-98 05:53 4a9bbc26 LYMessages_en.h
> 6325 Defl:N 1960 69% 11-19-98 10:59 587551cf it.po
Giuliano, it would work best if you would join the Italian translation
team, fetch the archive provided by Jim, and send the mentioned it.po to
address@hidden with the subject line
TP-Robot lynx-2.8.4.pre2.it.po
The robot will merge the old file with the recent source file and you
can fetch the merged one again to finish the translation work.
Maybe, Marco (the Italian team coordinator) will have the time to
perform this steps for you?
> The first two are in a format that Lynx started doing translations
> with, while the last was my attempt to convert this to the current
> method. You might try to locate the editor who worked on the first set
> (Sabato De Rosa) for collaboration. You could also register with the
> translation project for more help.
Yes. Especially you are right to try to contact the previous
translator first.
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