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| − | + | {{AOo}} L10n provides localized builds for many [[Languages|languages]]. Joining your native language project is a great opportunity to help making OpenOffice reach more users. Browse the [[Languages|languages list]] and get in touch with project leads. | |
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OpenOffice.org is a large and complex project, so it is particularly difficult for a newcomer. Don't feel discouraged if you become confused or can't get an overview of the project. | OpenOffice.org is a large and complex project, so it is particularly difficult for a newcomer. Don't feel discouraged if you become confused or can't get an overview of the project. | ||
| − | In any case, we are all here to help each other. Please ask on the [mailto: | + | In any case, we are all here to help each other. Please ask on the [mailto:l10n@openoffice.apache.org l10n@openoffice.apache.org] mailing list if you have any problems. We will work things out together. |
Good luck with your localization. :) | Good luck with your localization. :) | ||
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Working together with Apache OpenOffice L10n Team
Apache OpenOffice L10n provides localized builds for many languages. Joining your native language project is a great opportunity to help making OpenOffice reach more users. Browse the languages list and get in touch with project leads.
To get in touch with the general Apache OpenOffice translation community please come and say hello on the mailto:l10n@openoffice.apache.org mailing list.
For translation teams, with every new milestone (version of OpenOffice.org code) we provide source messages from both UI and Help to be translated.
From translation teams, we need a translation file, a SDF/GSI file containing all the English strings translated into your language (or at least 80% UI translated).
Translation teams have the possibility to maintain a localized website at http://xx.openoffice.org (xx being a language code) if they become a native language project in the Native Language Confederation, translate user documentation published on the wiki, upload localized templates and localize OpenOffice.org templates and extensions repositories websites. It is possible to prepare and publish locale data, spellcheck and thesaurus dictionaries, hyphenation patterns and autocorrect data as well as advanced grammar checking support.
Translating OpenOffice.org
Click here to view general information on translating OpenOffice.org using either Pootle or using Gettext PO and managing translations outside Pootle.
Starting a new localization project
First thing is to prepare new language or locale support and submit it for integration.
Testing localized builds
I need help
OpenOffice.org is a large and complex project, so it is particularly difficult for a newcomer. Don't feel discouraged if you become confused or can't get an overview of the project.
In any case, we are all here to help each other. Please ask on the l10n@openoffice.apache.org mailing list if you have any problems. We will work things out together.
Good luck with your localization. :)
