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Different language in button bar tooltips - Printable Version +- Total Commander Ultima Prime Board (https://tcup.pl/board) +-- Forum: Total Commander Ultima Prime (https://tcup.pl/board/forumdisplay.php?fid=1) +--- Forum: Problems / Problemy (https://tcup.pl/board/forumdisplay.php?fid=2) +--- Thread: Different language in button bar tooltips (/showthread.php?tid=122) |
RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-13-2007 ULTIMA Wrote:You can always unistall TC UP and install again from the begening, setting needed lang during installation. This is a bit BRUTAL ( ) solution I think. And the user loses all his (or her) settings by this...TC UP.exe? It can copy files, and? How should a (beginner) user know what files to copy? I meant user could change it with a single click and not with a Very long command line after TC UP.exe. Hmmm. I don't know what users think about this... RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - ULTIMA PRIME - 06-14-2007 I dont write "user use TC UP.exe", i write "This is possibles, thanks to TC UP.exe, but i dont think it is necessary" You use Hungarian version - how many times You need change TC UP to other language, after instalation - but seriously? RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-14-2007 ULTIMA PRIME Wrote:I dont write "user use TC UP.exe", i write "This is possibles, thanks to TC UP.exe, but i dont think it is necessary" An average user doesn't really have to...You're right about this BTW I sometimes change it because I write you about a bug or something & I think it's better if I use the English names in TC UP then. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-17-2007 ULTIMA PRIME! Do you remember when I asked you to let me use TC UP in my own product? As I said I'm working on a special Windows PE 2.0 (Vista-based) (WinPE picture on Wikipedia), and I included TC UP as a default file manager. What if I want to publish my PreinstallationEnvironment (I call it PetiPE, though Genesis sounds nice... I like Peti better, what do you think? )? And of course I want multilangual interface...So as I told you before... a language changer would be useful in TC UP, and it could reduce the install size: all configs for all languages are stored on the hard drive, you could free up some space by storing only the different values in the ini files (you're right, it needs a program, but the program I sent you yesterday (INI Addition) works the same way). RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - m^2 - 06-17-2007 [HUN Wrote:Peti]I doubt it will save space. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-17-2007 Why do you? My current CONFIG directory takes 9.5 MB of space on my hard drive. We can't reduce the size of Miranda cfg, but the other configs could be smaller this way... But even if this is useless and takes more space (I don't think so...) it may be useful later. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - m^2 - 06-18-2007 [HUN Wrote:Peti]But most of it will stay. I took a quick look into TC UP 2.6 dir (the latest I have installed here) and things that contain not only language strings, but also some settings take c.a. 75 KB / language. And your savings will be smaller, you'll still have to store most of it. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-18-2007 Currently this may not be a so much better solution. But you just have to think about later. This solution would be awful in the future, imagine: TC UP 6.0's config would take (approx.) 140 MB. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - m^2 - 06-18-2007 [HUN Wrote:Peti]Possibly in 5 years, configs will grow to this 140 MB. Then it would not mean too much, your clock will have more. But you're right here, if it's possible to shave 5 MB out of 140, it's worth effort. RE: Different language in button bar tooltips - [HUN]Peti - 06-18-2007 We don't need 5 years for this. But even if we do... A current config dir (2.7) takes about 8 MB. And it will grow with every release. At least this should happen with ULTIMA install-scripting solution... But look at mine: store only necessary files, in ini files store only necessary entries. The final size grows this way, too... but only with kilobytes, I guess. |