On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 8:51 PM, F Wolff wrote:
> Op Ma, 2009-08-24 om 14:35 +0200 skryf Nils-Christoph Fiedler:
>> An other thing:
>> Is it possible to define any other language as fallback for
>> untranslated strings, so that the user in the example of "Low German"
>> wont get a mix from low germ
Op Ma, 2009-08-24 om 14:35 +0200 skryf Nils-Christoph Fiedler:
> An other thing:
> Is it possible to define any other language as fallback for
> untranslated strings, so that the user in the example of "Low German"
> wont get a mix from low german and english strings, but a mix of low
> german and
Hi,
On Mon, Aug 24, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Nils-Christoph
Fiedler wrote:
> An other thing:
> Is it possible to define any other language as fallback for untranslated
> strings, so that the user in the example of "Low German" wont get a mix from
> low german and english strings, but a mix of low german a
An other thing:
Is it possible to define any other language as fallback for untranslated
strings, so that the user in the example of "Low German" wont get a mix
from low german and english strings, but a mix of low german and modern
german (de) strings in his/her interface?
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