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| − | == Translate EPrints into your language ==
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| − | A number of translations for EPrints v2 exist on http://files.eprints.org/ but these need updating for EPrints 3. Contact cjg@ecs.soton.ac.uk for advice on how to cut some corners (a good number of phrases remain unchanged from EPrints 2 so that should reduce effort. Contact us if you want a copy of the EPrints 3 phrases with as many as possible pre-translated using EPrints 2 data.
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| − | ===How to add your Translation===
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| − | If you have translated eprints into a new language please package up the translated files with a file containing the GPL license called COPYING, and a file called COPYRIGHT which describes who owns the copyright of the translation (this may be important if we choose to package translations in the core, later).
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| − | You may also wish to add a README file adding additional details such as which files (if not all) were translated.
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| − | These files (just those you have translated, not all!) should be stored in a .tgz archive, with a name in this format:
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| − | eprints-2.3.4-translation-fr.tgz
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| − | To add the file, [http://files.eprints.org/perl/register register] on the EPrints Files repository - EPrints users should already know the rest!
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Latest revision as of 12:41, 12 December 2007
