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Translation of NF from i.e. DK to W1

TheDoubleHTheDoubleH Member Posts: 67
edited 2000-03-27 in Navision Financials
Hi y'all --

We have done a app. which we want to get translated into English (into W1).

has anyone out there tried that - How would the best procedure be?



Kind Regards

Henrik Helgesen,
Navision Solution Developer
Kind Regards

Henrik Helgesen,
President | Helgesen Consulting
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    DennisDennis Member Posts: 25
    <ul><LI>In the object-designer select the objects you want to translate.</li>
    <LI>Then, in the extra-menu select translate, export. This results in a text file with one line per text that needs to be translated.</li>
    <LI>Translate these texts (be careful not to mess up the codes that are on the lines).</li>
    <LI>In the object-designer select the same objects as in the first step. </li>
    <LI>From the extra menu select translate, import et voila.</li>[/list]


    Dennis van Es
    PerCom: Research & Development BV
    The Netherlands


    [This message has been edited by Dennis (edited 21-02-2000).]
    Dennis van Es
    Qwinsoft BV
    The Netherlands
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    Erik_P._ErnstErik_P._Ernst Member Posts: 8
    It's actually very easier, but depending on the size of the application you might want to contact Navision Software. They have a so called "PRODUCT TOOLKIT" available. Or had. I haven't seen or heard about it in years now. But it is(was) a Navision 3.5x based tool where you could import this text file and then you could "browse" through the objects and translate text for text. You could even have it come up with a translation suggestion so that all standard words was translated from DK to W1 (i.e. Kundenr. to Customer No. or Navn to Name).

    If Navision Software will help you, then please contact me again.


    Best regards,
    Erik P. Ernst
    Navision Online User Group
    Best regards,
    Erik P. Ernst
    Navision Online User Group
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    Neels_KriekNeels_Kriek Member Posts: 5
    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Erik P. Ernst:
    It's actually very easier, but depending on the size of the application you might want to contact Navision Software. They have a so called "PRODUCT TOOLKIT" available. Or had. I haven't seen or heard about it in years now. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    I have recently translated the WHOLE of NF 2.01A to Afrikaans. I couldnt find the product toolkit and did it all using MS Access. The only problem with translating this way is that you cannot change the fin.stx file and dialog boxes still display "Yes" "No" etc in thew original language. I would appreciate if anyone can supply details on how to change the .stx file.

    Regards
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    dbdb Member Posts: 82
    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Erik P. Ernst:
    They have a so called "PRODUCT TOOLKIT" available.
    <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

    I was asked about that 2 month ago our local NF center. They told that it exists, but it needs special licence. Sure NF don't share it to NSC. Using this tool u can change *.stx *.etx too. This tool is used for localization of NF. As I heared localizacion functions can not be shared in local zone.
    Funny ?!?!? :
    if you need to traslate obj use MultiEdit <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif" />
    if you need edit stx or etx find cracker <img border="0" title="" alt="" src="images/smiles/icon_smile.gif" />

    Anyway, I will be very glad to see there results of contacting with NF. Translation is important to me too.

    regards
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    lstroemlstroem Member Posts: 18
    REgardless of the tool, you cannot change the STX file, as it needs to be "sealed". This "sealing" can only be done by a license file belonging to Navision Software a/s or one of the Navision Software Local Offices.

    Anyway, it is not really necessary to change the STX if you are translating your application into a language already supported by Navision.
    Lars Strøm Valsted
    Head of Project & Analysis, Navision Competence Center
    Columbus IT Partner
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