Hey Beda, See below: ----- "Beda Szukics" <beda@muri-gries.ch> wrote:

Hello everybody

I just finished the translation of de_npl_classic_opac on tranlate.koha.org Excellent, thanks!

I have a few questions:

Like I mentioned I tranlated de... On the site there is also a ger_npl_classic_opac. What's the difference? Did I translate the right one? ger_npl_classic_opac is deprecated, you translated the right on, I'll delete the ger one.

The tranlations need approbation. Who does that? I do, and it's done!

I'd like to test the new translation on my 2.2.9-koha because some terms may have different meanings according to the context. How can I include this tradition in my installation? You can now download it and proceed to install it within Koha following the instructions in the user's manual: http://kohadocs.org/usersguide

I would like to proceed. opac_classic, intranet, documents? What shoud I do next? Who can provide my appetite with more food? :-) (I'm willing to do something, but it won't be a very regular work). I'm planning to get all of the intranet/staff templates for all the languages up on translate.koha.org shortly, I'll send an announcement to the list when it's done.

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