Re: New to this list...

On 20 September 2011 03:01, L.N. <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...but not to IPCop. In fact, I am managing four VPN'd IPCop boxes about
> three or four years ago.
> I would like to participate as Spanish translator for whatever is needed.
> Requesting approval from sysops here...
> Hope I may return some of the benefits I've enjoyed to the community,
> although I'm not a programmer. I've made technical translations of different
> specialities, not only informatics (i.e.: very technical diving equipment).
> Regards!
> Delfin

Hi Delfin

Thanks for your offer of help. There are about 15 phrases still to be
translated into Spanish, mainly from the Traffic Accounting and Email
pages.

I will contact you in a separate email to explain how to access the
IPCop Language Database.

Regards

Eric

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