How to open the translation file
To open translation files .po you need an editor, you can use, for instance Poedit. You can
download Poedit and install it in your computer.
Instructions for Poedit.
1. Open the translation file with Poedit.
2. Translate the file. Write the translation in the down-left window.
3. Send to us the translated file to
trans...@panoramio.com
Poedit's tips:
Translations status for each sentence is indicated by color in Poedit:
- Blue means not translated
- White means translated
- Yellow means "fuzzy" translation.
- Fuzzy means that there is a translation for that entry or the system tried to figure out one, but you need to check it manually before is used. Once you correct it it changes to white color (translated). In some cases the fuzzy translation is completely Ok and doesn't need to be changed, then just click on the "rain" icon in the toolbar and it will change to white (translated).
- Don't translate the placeholders (%d, %s, %.0f, ...), leave them in the position it makes sense for the translation.
- If you get an error message when you save Poedit, please, read check out the details of the error and check the indicated lines.