In data lunedì 05 settembre 2011 11:50:36, Andras Timar ha scritto:
Hi Friedel,
2011/9/5 F Wolff <friedel@translate.org.za>:
Op So, 2011-09-04 om 20:20 +0200 skryf Pau Iranzo:
2011/9/4 Hossein Noorikhah <hossein.ir@gmail.com>:
Hi,
It seems that the javascripy API in which Pootle uses is stll free.
Please test to see if it works.
If it doesn't work, it would be great using Apertium...
We don't need to choose. Pootle already supports Apertium as well, and
this is probably better for several of the supported language pairs of
Apertium. It can be enabled alongside Google if wanted.
The buttons are only shown for supported languages.
Many thanks for your hints. Now I enabled both Apertium and Google
Translate on translations.documentfoundation.org. Both seem to be
working.
Translators, please take care with machine translations. ;-)
As I already said in other mail, please use suggestions from these automatic
machines with care. Many times they fail translating sentences.
Ciao
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