Hello Andras, *,
On Montag, 31. März 2014 07:18 Andras Timar wrote:
On Mon, Mar 31, 2014 at 5:16 AM, Thomas Hackert
<thackert@nexgo.de> wrote:
1. Open LO with an non-English UI
2. Go to "File – New – Labels"
3. Use e.g. "Tower" as "Brand" and open the dropdown menu near
"Type"
You will see strings like "CIL-W227 Diskette Face" or "CIL-W224
Audio Cassette". I think, they should be translatable as well ...
;)
In my opinion, these are product names and therefore should not be
translated.
I am not sure (a quick search at amazon.de, ebay.de and pearl.de
does not show up any of the above mentioned labels ... :( ), but
normally I have seen parts of the product name translated in the
past (in the above examples this would be "CIL-W227 Diskettenlabel"
or "CIL-W224 Audiokasette" (or something like that). But if you look
a little bit below, you will see the entry "CIL-W228 CD Label for CD
Labeller" (but it is also the case with the brands "Avery A4",
"Avery Lettersize" with entries like "11251 Clear Label/Index Make
Spine Label 1" or larger"), where at least words like "for" or – in
the last example – "or larger" should be translatable ... ;)
Or am I completely wrong here ;?
Have a nice evening
Thomas.
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