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====== WinSCP Translation How to ====== ====== WinSCP Translation How to ======
===== How to start with translation? ===== ===== How to start with translation? =====
-When you want to start with translation, write me at winscp@prikryl.cz. Send me your name, contact email address and language you want to work on. Also specify, whether you want your email address to be published on translations page. Optionally I may display your URL instead of an email. Unless you explicitly forbid me, I'll provide your email address to other translators of the same language (if any). In case your language does not use western Latin-1 character set (1252), write me also Windows (not ISO) code of the set. +When you want to start with translation, [[&url(contactme)|contact me]]. Send me your name, contact email address and language you want to work on. Also specify, whether you want your email address to be published on translations page. Optionally I may display your URL instead of an email. Unless you explicitly forbid me, I'll provide your email address to other translators of the same language (if any). In case your language does not use western Latin-1 character set (1252), write me also Windows (not ISO) code of the set.
-Note that WinSCP does not support multi-byte character sets (for example Traditional Chinese). I do not plan to support them. Support for bi-directional languages (for example Hebrew) is tested.+Note that support for multi-byte character sets is limited. It needs to be verified for each and every language. Support for bi-directional languages (for example Hebrew and Arabic) is tested.
In case I need your help (the language is either not being translated at all or there is still lot of work to do on it or the translation is abanoned and I need maintainer for it), I'll create a [[this>../transladmin.php|translator account]] for you. An username is always your e-mail address. In case I need your help (the language is either not being translated at all or there is still lot of work to do on it or the translation is abanoned and I need maintainer for it), I'll create a [[this>../transladmin.php|translator account]] for you. An username is always your e-mail address.

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