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Old 06-28-2018, 04:47 PM   #3
BeckyEbook
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I suppose that in Windows, no one will have the translated buttons in Sigil.
I mean "normal" users who downloaded the ready installation file.

I understand that compiling on Linux causes the buttons to be naturally added to the qm files and this problem does not exist (although I have never seen it). I'd love to see screenshots.

That's why I'm still thinking about the optimal solution for Windows users.

A half-way would be to add a dozen additional strings to base.ts during pre-building installations for Windows, but I know you do not like this idea.

Unfortunately, I'm leaving for a few days.

Maybe there will be some answers in the poll.
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