Localization and German translation#29
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This is done to allow localisation
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@eltos GREAT WORK! I will review it and do the merge this weekend! |
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Hi @EslaMx7, I hope you are doing fine? |
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In case someone is interested, I uploaded the zip file with the localized executable binary here: https://github.com/eltos/PasteIntoFile/releases |
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Please, add ellipsis to the menu item. See #42 |
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Thanks for the comment @f6fvy, I have added it with eltos/PasteIntoFile@5eb3cf9 |
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Hard coded Strings have been moved to the resource file
Resources.resx, allowing to create localized resource files. German translation has been added. Further translations can now simply be added by creating an additional resource fileResources.XX.resxwhere XX is the ISO 639 language code.Here are some screenshots for different system language settings: