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Hi Yasu,

On Tue, Sep 25, 2012 at 7:26 PM, Yasunori ENDO <yasu@neppo.net> wrote:

I'm Yasu working at Japanese NLT.

I'd like to translate http://donate.libreoffice.org/ to Japanese.

Someone already granted you the privileges without mentioning it here :-)

I saw there's German translation already.
So there must be the way to make Japanese translation anywhere!

Can you show me how to translate it?
And can you assign me a role to do the work? (if necessary)

Login to
* https://donate.libreoffice.org/admin ,
* if the language of the site-tree is not english, choose english from
the dropdown at the left to see the english page(s).
* Select the page you want to translate (currently there is only one,
the "Start" one)
* In the right area select the "translations" tab.
* Choose "Japanese" from the dropdown and click "create new translation"

This will then create a new page in the japanese part of the subsite
(that you can see/access later when choosing Japanese from the
dropdown in the left) with the English page's content both as
reference as well as initial content.

HTH,
ciao
Christian

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