HI all
As you may know, the OpenOffice.org Extensions project has built a
website gathering all the worldwide contributions.
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/
Coupled to the OOo Extensions Manager, it will be a usefull tool to
enrich our favourite office suite
The website has been
Question... Ihave a drupal site and I use a module to allow certain
users tolocalize strings on a per demand basis they can eeven sarch the
string and localize from the result.
I think this is a simpler way toapproach llocaization and is very easy
to manage since you can add any language
Hi,
F Wolff a écrit :
> Op Donderdag 2007-09-27 skryf Laurent Godard:
>
>> HI all
>>
>> As you may know, the OpenOffice.org Extensions project has built a
>> website gathering all the worldwide contributions.
>>
>> http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/
>>
>> Coupled to the OOo Extensions
Op Donderdag 2007-09-27 skryf Laurent Godard:
> HI all
>
> As you may know, the OpenOffice.org Extensions project has built a
> website gathering all the worldwide contributions.
>
> http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/
>
> Coupled to the OOo Extensions Manager, it will be a usefull tool
HI
thanks for responding
There will be 2 parts to be translated
- The easiest is the static part
- A more challenging will be to allow translation (and at term
contributions) of the extensions descriptions
Actually, it might be the opposite way round: Drupal can export content
to XLIFF files
Hi alexandro
Alexandro Colorado a écrit :
Question... Ihave a drupal site and I use a module to allow certain
users tolocalize strings on a per demand basis they can eeven sarch the
string and localize from the result.
I think this is a simpler way toapproach llocaization and is very easy
