Re: Windows Installer L10n - request for developer assistance
Prashant Bafna <[email protected]>
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> These PO files are currently encoded in UTF-8 and as Urmas observed of > the NSH files, "Apparently they can be either in usual Windows > encoding (CP125x) or UTF-16 (LE)." > > I would like to collaborate with a developer on improving (or adding > to) the existing .nsh files in the mvsc branch so that the Windows > installation process has improved L10n. > > A hacker-ish manual convert-encoding, copy, paste into the English.nsh > as a template seems like an adequate approach to what is hopefully a > one-time fix. I would not object to collaborating on modifying the PO > file to be more suitable for an automated approach, but I think that > is not necessarily the quickest solution (i.e. in time for a > hypothetical 2.9.4 release), although it would probably be more > sustainable over the very long run. I'd be more than satisfied just > to get the currently completed PO files manually converted to improved > NSH files and to document the necessary steps for future use. > > Is there anyone even vaguely familiar with the Windows install process > that would be willing to work with me on this interim step of manually > creating new NSH files (Prashant, Simon, Ingo, Marc)? Hi Chris, I haven't much worked with either the NSH files or the Encodings till now, but I'll certainly like to help with this in whatever way I can. Let me know how you want to proceed. Thanks, Prashant