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19.02.2011 15:06, Erich Christian пишет:
Hi Clio,

I´ve added you to the challenge publisher group.

Log in and choose Z Challenge from the dropdown on top of the admin site.
In the left panel choose English (US).

Choose the english page you want to translate and hit the tab
Translations there.
Select Russian from the little language dropdown and press the button
below.
Then you get a new page with both, the original contents and editable
areas which you can translate.

ciao
Erich

Am 19.02.2011 15:03, schrieb Clio:
19.02.2011 09:53, Clio пишет:
Here is a translation to 5 pages on
http://challenge.documentfoundation.org/ (Welcome, Why, Donate, Press
Rlease, Contact): http://ubuntuone.com/p/e4e/ (7 pages ODT file)
(the translation made by not me, but another person). Please, can you
submit it or tell us how can it be submitted?

Forgot to say, that the translation is Russian.


Thank you. It seems, it's done. Can you please review it? There should be 5 pages translated into Russian.

PS. I had a problem during editing: as soon as the page is saved, it is shown as I saved it in unpublished pages -see screenshot http://ubuntuone.com/p/e7O/ But when I click on the orange title on the left panel, it contains only "]]]]]]]]>" see screenshot: http://ubuntuone.com/p/e7N/

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