[ZendTo] 4.99-6 : LDAP admin accounts and accents in organization name

[Jules]

I've just tweaked the French translation to add "Accueil" instead of "Home".

Thanks!
Jules.

On 16/01/2018 13:54, Bocquet Stéphane wrote:
>
> On 16/01/2018 10:03, carré, denis wrote:
>
> Hi Jules, I’ll check the version you just sent.
>
> The changes I made were only translating “Claim ID” and “Claim 
> passcode” occurences, the previous translation kept the English terms, 
> But to my mind those English terms have no meaning for French people. 
> I kept the rest of the translation, it seems to be pretty good.
>
> That is a very good point. Can you send me translated strings for 
> wherever those appear?
>
> */[SBo] yes, let us know ;)/*
>
> */[Denis] I translated with “ID de requête” et “Mot de passe de 
> requête". /**/Not perfect, but in most of the cases I find it more 
> self-explanatory…/*
>
> */[SBo] Yes… same as me at the first time I translated ZendTo 4.28. 
> The fact is that sometime it’s too long ;)/*
>
>
> Opinions please — is anyone against translating all uses of "claim", 
> "id", "passcode" and combinations of them?
> They do turn up in quite a few places (a quick "egrep -i 
> 'claim|passcode' fr_FR.zendto.po" will show you them all).
>
> */[SBo] I’m just curious about how Denis translated those two as I’m 
> still searching for our users ;)/*
>
>
> And like the "Claim ID" and "Passcode" words, *should* it be translated?
> The Spanish translator has translated "Home", but the German 
> translator hasn't. So it would appear to be a matter of opinion, but I 
> can well imagine those are down to the conventions of modern usage of 
> each language.
>
> */[SBo] « Home » and “homepage” are « accepted » in our company, as we 
> don’t really know how to translate them with short words. In French, 
> you sometime have to use 2 ou 3 words where you use only 1 in English 
> /**/L/*
>
> */[Denis] I tend to write “Accueil” for both. Well, I work for a 
> public administration, and people here tend to be attentive to “good 
> french” /**/J/**/[SBo] /**//*
>
> */[SBo] Idem /**/J/**/. “Accueil” is a good one. Maybe this can be 
> added in the French translation./*
>
> *//*
>
>
>
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