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Ronald Griehsler Member
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Hi! We are searching for a new tool to automate application translation and are currently evaluation Sisulizer. I am trying to import translations from a textfile via slmake.exe, but it doesn't seem to work. The textfile contains translation data in following pattern: English|German\r\n e.g.: Information|Information Warning|Warnung Error|Fehler slmake is being called this way: slmake.exe import translations.txt -columns:en;de -lang:en,de -separator:7C Test.slp Test.slp is not changed in any way, as if no translations could be matched. Regards, Ronald Griehsler AIM Software
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Ronald Griehsler Member
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resolved it on my own, using a textdef.
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