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Quote from mishem on January 18, 2022, 3:11 amFor Windows 10 and later systems...
Language preferences > Language > Administrative language settings > Change system locale... > Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support
After rebooting, hieroglyphs should appear instead of questions. These characters can already be without problems using an online translator to translate into your language.
Since the Russian is not necessary to read you, then I think this will be quite enough to translate the plug-in description to your language.
Well, if someone needs a Russian language, then pop-up tips will be displayed correctly.
For Windows 10 and later systems...
Language preferences > Language > Administrative language settings > Change system locale... > Beta: Use Unicode UTF-8 for worldwide language support
After rebooting, hieroglyphs should appear instead of questions. These characters can already be without problems using an online translator to translate into your language.
Since the Russian is not necessary to read you, then I think this will be quite enough to translate the plug-in description to your language.
Well, if someone needs a Russian language, then pop-up tips will be displayed correctly.
Quote from mishem on January 18, 2022, 11:27 am@rcohen
Where question marks appear, the text is in Russian (Cyrillic alphabet). Next to it is a column in the Latin alphabet. If the lines for your language are empty or contain text in another language, you can always translate to your language using the built-in online translator.
In order to display the Cyrillic alphabet instead of the questions, you need to install additionally the Russian language on your computer and switch it as the main language in the regional settings. Perhaps there are some other options, but I have not found them yet.
Where question marks appear, the text is in Russian (Cyrillic alphabet). Next to it is a column in the Latin alphabet. If the lines for your language are empty or contain text in another language, you can always translate to your language using the built-in online translator.
In order to display the Cyrillic alphabet instead of the questions, you need to install additionally the Russian language on your computer and switch it as the main language in the regional settings. Perhaps there are some other options, but I have not found them yet.
Quote from rcohen on January 18, 2022, 1:57 pm@mishem,
Thanks for the clarification ... I understand.
And thanks for the app. It's very useful
Thanks for the clarification ... I understand.
And thanks for the app. It's very useful