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Typically, the translators use an online application called Transifex to help track the translation process and to interface with the documentation repositories.
Typically, the translators use an online application called Transifex to help track the translation process and to interface with the documentation repositories.


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== Non-English source ==
== Non-English source ==

Revision as of 20:17, 27 October 2010

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Publican not only converts the XML to various output formats. It is also capable of producing a file called the POT file which contains a list of all strings in the document. Translators take this document and produce a PO file, which contains the english language for each string, followed by the same string in the target language. Publican can then take this file, along with the English XML file, and produce the target formats in the desired language.

Typically, the translators use an online application called Transifex to help track the translation process and to interface with the documentation repositories.

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Non-English source

Sometimes it is desirable to originally produce the document in a language other than English. In this case, the initial translation is made to English, and then from English to the other target languages. This is necessary since translators typically work from English. English to, say, Greek translators can be found, but getting a Greek to Tamil translator might be something of a challenge.

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