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 Posted: Mon Nov 5th, 2007 11:56 pm
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Well, i ran sisu on one of our apps. Fine, no problem so far. Our target language was Japanese. Also fine. The translation however, using worldlingo autotranslation, produces translations that are in german, french, spanish - but nothing in japanese.

In addition, once i've created my slp file, its unclear to me how this releates to the binary being translated, and how, even when i switch to the right code page, i can get my app to show in the new language..

Help on the above would be great. Thanks.

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 Posted: Tue Nov 6th, 2007 04:26 am
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nile wrote: Well, i ran sisu on one of our apps. Fine, no problem so far. Our target language was Japanese. Also fine. The translation however, using worldlingo autotranslation, produces translations that are in german, french, spanish - but nothing in japanese.


By default Sisulizer is using the test account of WolrdLingo. It will translate text to Europena language in a random way. In order to get proper Japanese translations you have purchase account for WorldLingo from their pages.

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nile wrote: In addition, once i've created my slp file, its unclear to me how this releates to the binary being translated, and how, even when i switch to the right code page, i can get my app to show in the new language..

What your compiler: Visual C++, Delphi, C# or some other.

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 Posted: Tue Nov 6th, 2007 04:29 am
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Sorry. I saw from your profile that you use C++Builder, right.

C++Builder and Delphi create Ansi applications and the system code page must match the active language. More information:

http://www.sisulizer.com/support/codepages.shtml

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