Re: The string ‘DNL’ in KMail

On lördagen den 2 augusti 2008, Karl Ove Hufthammer wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I’m currently translating KMail into Norwegian Nynorsk, and only have one
> untranslated string left (out of 2389!): ‘DNL’. There is no translator’s
> comment for the string, so I have no idea what I should translate it into
> (or if it should be translated at all). Can anyone enlighten me?
>
> (I would guess it’s not trivial for English users to know what it means in
> KMail either, so you might think about changing it to something more easy
> to understand.)

You've probably figured it out by now or got a private reply, but for the 
curious: Looking at the source, it's the command for inserting "%-" in one of 
the templates for new mail, replies, etc. That in turn apparently 
means "Delete next NewLine". "Skip" might have been a better choice of word.

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