New Chinese simplified translation for FDM 3.9.5
New Chinese simplified translation for FDM 3.9.5
Download it from here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lychi ... er/chs.lng
And I want to blame all your developers. You said that you give support for Unicode, and what's that ugly text encode in the language file and your program? And last year I send a email to support@freedownloadmanager.org to give them a translation. But after a year I still have to bear that silly translation built in program.
And I want to blame all your developers. You said that you give support for Unicode, and what's that ugly text encode in the language file and your program? And last year I send a email to support@freedownloadmanager.org to give them a translation. But after a year I still have to bear that silly translation built in program.
Re: New Chinese simplified translation for FDM 3.9.5
Could you provide file as follows:
- use Windows end-of-lines (EOLs), 0x0d0a, not EOLs provided by the server-side (0x0a);
- convert the file to Unicode (UTF-16 LE) charset, f.e. using Notepad, as it's been described in FDM 3.9.5 topic;
- zip the lng file to prevent another EOL conversion when uploading it to the server.
That way the lng file will stay untouched and properly recognized also in Windows using other languages.
- use Windows end-of-lines (EOLs), 0x0d0a, not EOLs provided by the server-side (0x0a);
- convert the file to Unicode (UTF-16 LE) charset, f.e. using Notepad, as it's been described in FDM 3.9.5 topic;
- zip the lng file to prevent another EOL conversion when uploading it to the server.
That way the lng file will stay untouched and properly recognized also in Windows using other languages.
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Re: New Chinese simplified translation for FDM 3.9.5
Usher wrote:Could you provide file as follows:
- use Windows end-of-lines (EOLs), 0x0d0a, not EOLs provided by the server-side (0x0a);
- convert the file to Unicode (UTF-16 LE) charset, f.e. using Notepad, as it's been described in FDM 3.9.5 topic;
- zip the lng file to prevent another EOL conversion when uploading it to the server.
That way the lng file will stay untouched and properly recognized also in Windows using other languages.
Done.
Use the same link to download the latest translation file. Thanks for pointing out.
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