Trad Chinese NLF v6 & NSH 1.66
Simp Chinese NLF v6 & NSH 1.66
Chinese
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Dear Joost,
Could you add the following line directly in the "English.nsh" ? I understand that English NSH seems no need for font settings, but more convenient for checking and correcting translations (for East Asia languagess)
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_NAME "${MUI_PRODUCT} ${MUI_VERSION}"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONT_HEADER "MS Sans Serif"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONTSIZE_HEADER "8"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONT_TITLE "MS Sans Serif"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONTSIZE_TITLE "8"
Could you add the following line directly in the "English.nsh" ? I understand that English NSH seems no need for font settings, but more convenient for checking and correcting translations (for East Asia languagess)
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_NAME "${MUI_PRODUCT} ${MUI_VERSION}"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONT_HEADER "MS Sans Serif"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONTSIZE_HEADER "8"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONT_TITLE "MS Sans Serif"
!insertmacro MUI_LANGUAGEFILE_STRING MUI_FONTSIZE_TITLE "8"
All eastern language include these defines. Putting it in English will make people think it's required.
Btw, NSIS does not use "MS Sans Serif" but "MS Shell Dlg" (combined with special window style).
Btw, NSIS does not use "MS Sans Serif" but "MS Shell Dlg" (combined with special window style).
Originally posted by Joost VerburgErrr... You can add a semicolon sign in the beginning of the sentence. This is just for checking convience of which lines added or which lines deleted.
[B]All eastern language include these defines. Putting it in English will make people think it's required.
I really understand what you concern in English language. Leave it but remark as an option is a good way, I think ^_^
You can find details about the language file font settings in the Modern UI Readme. No need to put that in the English file.
Chinese (Traditional) NLF v6 , NSH 1.66, updated.
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Chinese (Simplified) NLF v6 , NSH 1.66, updated.
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Chinese (Simplified) NLF v6 , NSH 1.66, updated.
Joost,
Sorry only for make sure, following grabbed from NSH 1.67
# ^CopyDetails
Copy Details To Clipboard
# ^LogInstall
Log install process
in NSH older version seems the sentence contained 2 quote marks, such as
# ^CopyDetails
"Copy Details To Clipboard"
# ^LogInstall
"Log install process"
Would you make a confirmation for it?
Sorry only for make sure, following grabbed from NSH 1.67
# ^CopyDetails
Copy Details To Clipboard
# ^LogInstall
Log install process
in NSH older version seems the sentence contained 2 quote marks, such as
# ^CopyDetails
"Copy Details To Clipboard"
# ^LogInstall
"Log install process"
Would you make a confirmation for it?
kiiali, we've only put quotes around string that end with a space (just to make clear that there is a space)
Yuri, can you also update the NLF file?
Yuri, can you also update the NLF file?
Chinese (Traditional), NLF v6 & NSH 1.67
Chinese (Simplified), NLF v6 & NSH 1.67
updated.
By the way, I got English.nsh which file-date is : 2003-10-22 12:44 , but the content still write in ";Compatible with Modern UI 1.66"
:-)
Chinese (Simplified), NLF v6 & NSH 1.67
updated.
By the way, I got English.nsh which file-date is : 2003-10-22 12:44 , but the content still write in ";Compatible with Modern UI 1.66"
:-)
Hi, Joost,
It seems I make some mistakes. In "SimpChinese.NLF" file, ansi-national-code should be "936" , not "950".
Would you please replace it?
It seems I make some mistakes. In "SimpChinese.NLF" file, ansi-national-code should be "936" , not "950".
Would you please replace it?
Fixed the codepage number.