Re: How to change font in poeditor

Hi,

--- Vaclav Slavik <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi,
> [ you don't have to CC me, I read my own users list
> ;) ]

Thanks. I'll avoid this from now on.
> 

> Nowhere (not yet, anyway) -- poEdit uses system
> default font, i.e. the 
> one used by Windows for common GUI elements (menus,
> dialogs, ...) in 
> all apps. 

I really want to recommened to a lot of users for
tamil translation, however win32 version is unusable.
In linux this works great because my default font is
tamil font.
Will this "change font " be added in a future version.
I think this will enable many languages like ours
which does not have full support in Windows..
> 
> > Also i want to localise poedit to my language
> Tamil.
see my other
> message to 
> poedit-users).
Attached is the translated po file for my language
tamil(ta). I've done this using poedit. Pls. commit
this to cvs...

I've some problems ... i copy the mo file generated at
the end to /usr/share/locale/ta/LC_MESSAGES/poedit.mo,
when i start poedit, i'm getting segmentation fault.
Any idea why this is happening. my poedit version is
poedit-semistatic-1.1.10-1mdk

Thanks for a real nice cross-platform tool.
Cheers.,
Prabu

> 
> Regards,
> Vaclav
> 
> 
> 
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