Column naming
Defines the type of column headings for the languages.
Each column in the export file is given a unique name (column heading), which is later used to identify the language during import.
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This setting is only available for the file type "ExcelX", "Excel", "Text" and "(Clipboard)".
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Lxxxx, Lyyyy ... Command line: "Llcid" |
The column heading in the first line consists of the letter L followed by the LCID. A readable form is also generated as an auxiliary heading in the second line for the translator. Example: |
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L1031 |
L1033 |
L1036 |
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German (Germany) (1031) (en-EN) |
English (USA) (1033) (en-US) |
French (France) (1036) (fr-FR) |
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A sample text |
A text example |
Un exemple de texte |
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SourceLanguage, TargetLanguage Command line: "SourceTarget"
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The column heading in the first line contains the static text "SourceLanguage" for the source language, "TargetLanguage" for all target languages and "AdditionalLanguage" for all additional languages. The auxiliary heading in the second line now identifies the language and also represents the readable form for the translator. Example: |
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SourceLanguage |
TargetLanguage |
AdditionalLanguage |
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German (Germany) (1031) (en-EN) |
English (USA) (1033) (en-US) |
French (France) (1036) (fr-FR) |
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A sample text |
A text example |
Un exemple de texte |
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