Quote from Bass-Driver :

uhm i'm not sure how you received my file:

i have sent you the file in ANSI format check the pic how it looks like:

And you see a example how it looks like in UTF-8 and the Cyrillish Format ( correct one , but doesnt work in LFS)

I tested this now and I saved file LFSlapper.lpr in ANSI encoding and UTF-8 encoding. I used is the notebook.
You is see on the sreenshot.

ANSI - sreenshot
UTF-8 - screenshot

Yaay i have found the solution

- Open empty textfile (in this case .LPR) and convert it to UTF-8 format
- Copy the readable Russian Language
- Putt ^C for each string
- and save the file

do not convert it to a another format.


thx for helping.

Quote from Bass-Driver :

Yaay i have found the solution

- Open empty textfile (in this case .LPR) and convert it to UTF-8 format
- Copy the readable Russian Language
- Putt ^C for each string
- and save the file

do not convert it to a another format.


thx for helping.

Yes. I was spoke about this.

Quote from [Audi TT] :

You wiil save in the UTF-8 and will use ^C to each the string.

i had to convert the file to UTF-8 before i add the strings and not afterwards

Quote from sinanju :

No problems with any languages.

BUT

Please advise what the 2 letter abbreviation should be used for your language, eg EN(glish), FR(ench), so that other people will know what is meant.

what about arabic language ?

regard

AR(abic) according to international standard ISO 639-1 - see HERE.

Also same if you use the ISO 2 letter / language code (HERE).

NL(dutch)

No wait, that doesn't make sense...

if you want i can translate into Hebrew i would be glad to do that

Brazilian Portugese (BP) attached.

Cannot guarantee accuracy.

Translate to Spanish? please!