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How to contribute translations to FreeMind follows. Step-by-step overview Choose the editing tool if getting started. Get the latest English translation. Get the latest translation for your language. Find and complete what is missing. Convert to Java Unicode notation if needed. Post to Translations tracker. Getting the latest translations Look for a translation into your language present in the development branch. If such a translation is not present, take the latest revision of Resources_en.properties. Choosing the editing tool Translation files can be edited using variety of tools. Popeye Popeye Screenshot | Download can deal with several language property files at the same time, so you can contrast the original property file data with their translations. Also, the program can highlight all properties that do not have a translation set in one of the selected languages. After a short test, I can recommend Popeye. No installation needed, works fine, looks good, and has a nice web.--Danielpolansky 03:26, 2 Jun 2007 (PDT) Propedit PropeditScreenshot can directly edit property files written in Unicode reference characters, thereby saving the time and effort of converting into Unicode through native2ascii. Its plugin is integrated with Eclipse and JBuilder. Files can be opened in the IDE and saved in Unicode. See also Propedit project page. Plain text editor You can save your property file in UTF-8 encoding; this is possible e.g. using Microsoft Notepad. In that case, conversion as described in the following section is needed. Translate the labels in the text at the right side from '=' character to your language. Converting between Unicode notations To convert a file in UTF-8 into \uXXXX Unicode escape notation, you may use native2ascii tool included with the Java SDK. Example of use (Resources_cs.properties.txt is before conversion): cd C:\j2sdk1.4.2\bin> native2ascii.exe -encoding UTF8 Resources_cs.properties.utf8.txt Resources_cs.properties Ideally, your file's name will be Resources_xx.properties, where xx is the code of the language (e.g. en, de, dk etc.). To convert \uXXXX Unicode encoded file back to UTF-8, use a command similar to the following. cd C:\j2sdk1.4.2\bin> native2ascii.exe -reverse -encoding UTF8 Resources_cs.properties Resources_cs.properties.utf8.txt Posting translations Send your translation to Translations tracker. Using new translation in FreeMind Write or download the Resources_xx.properties file. Unpack the freemind.jar file with 7-Zip or similar into a temp folder. Replace or add the Resources_xx.properties with the new one. Repack the freemind.jar with the modified content of the temp folder. State of translation Currently, we have the following languages translated. The table below is out of date. It would be nice if the translators would update it. Up-to-date information of the state of translation can in any case be found in CVS and in Translations tracker. Already Translated Languages Language Language Short If released Translator Reviewer Capitalized Titles Czech Česky cs not released Radek Švarz Daniel Polansky No Chinese trad.chinese zh released william chen     Chinese simp.chinese zh_CN not released william chen     Danish Dansk dk released Dutch Nederlands nl released Koen Roggemans No English English en released N/A Yes Finnish Suomi fi not released Matti Lassila French Francais fr released German Deutsch de released Christian Foltin Hungarian ? not released documan Italian Italiano it released Bob Alexander Japanese Nihongo ja released Kohichi Aoki Korean Hangeul kr released(rc5) Kim Jong Woo Polish Polski pl not released Rafal Kraik No Portuguese Português pt not released Luis Ferreira Brazilian Portuguese Português brasileiro pt_BR not released Rodrigo Rizzi Starr Russian Pусский ru not released Prokudin Alexander Slovenian sl released Martin Srebotnjak - filmsi No? Spanish Espanol es released Hugo Gayosso Yes Turkish Türkçe tr not released Uğur Çetin Yes