yoshiki

1- Now should I conclude that the fr.translation file will be in 3.8 
because this is important for us?
We are getting some articles in french mag and we would like to give 
3.8 (yes 3.8 and not 3.7 and not 3.8 gamma :)) in french.

2- should we check and translate some missing pieces that you already 
translated in japanese?
You mentioned that in one of your email but I did not understand it.

Stef

On 17 févr. 05, at 21:05, Yoshiki Ohshima wrote:

>   (I sent the same message with an attachment, but the server doesn't
> like too big attachment.  I uploaded it to a web server instead.)
>
>   Hilaire,
>
>> No need to declare French somewhere? Okay, I am surprised.
>> How should I load? With filelist?
>
>   Ah, actually, yes.  The little trick is to name the file so that the
> base part matches the two letter international language code (in this
> case, the file should be named "fr.translation".)
>
>> However accented character gets wrong as expected.
>
>   Yes, you're absolutely right about the encoding.
>
>   Try to load ('merge' from the FileList) the file at the URL below
> into Yamamiya-san's NSqueak-2005-02-17.image.  From now on, the
> default file format of .translation file becomes UTF-8 text.
>
> http://www.is.titech.ac.jp/~ohshima/tmp/fr.translation.gz
>
>   Sorry about the confusion.  And thank you so much for your work!
>
> -- Yoshiki
>