Hi :)
I have forwarded your question to the global translators list in the hope that they can help you.
I really think you need to contact the dev's lists if you want to find out how to build LO from
scratch. It is quite far outside of the type of thing the Users List can help with but it was good
to ask here first so we can try to signpost you to the best places to get the answer from.
Apols and regards from
Tom :)
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From: Kolbjørn Stuestøl <kolbjoern@stuestoel.no>
To: LibreOffice brukargruppe <users@global.libreoffice.org>
Sent: Monday, 11 February 2013, 17:42
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Making local help copy?
Is there a (simple) way to build, assemble, or make a local copy of the .po help files?
I am translating the LO Pootle po files and it would help me a lot if I was able to control my
work from time to time instead of waiting weeks or months.
By the way, how often is the build-in help system updated?
I am also translating GIMP which uses HTML for its help files. The clever developers of the
documentation team has created a little program creating the help files from the command "make
html-xx" where xx is the language code. So simple. (Yes, I know LO is using a quite different help
system).
Kolbjoern
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