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  1. Bionic (18.04)
  2. Template “fontforge”
  3. Ukrainian (uk)
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7001.
Could not open file
Не вдалося відкрити файл
Translated and reviewed by yurchor
Located in ../gdraw/gtextfield.c:1154 ../gdraw/gtextfield.c:1186
7002.
_Save in UTF8
З_берегти у UTF8
Translated and reviewed by Yuri Chornoivan
Located in ../gdraw/gtextfield.c:1298
7003.
Save in _UCS2
Зб_ерегти у UCS2
Translated by yurchor
Located in ../gdraw/gtextfield.c:1299
7004.
GGadget|ButtonSize|55
 
GT: This is an unusual string. It is used to get around a limitation in
GT: FontForge's widget set. You should put a number here (do NOT translate
GT: "GGadget|ButtonSize|", that's only to provide context. The number should
GT: be the number of points used for a standard sized button. It should be
GT: big enough to contain "OK", "Cancel", "New...", "Edit...", "Delete"
GT: (in their translated forms of course).
55
Translated and reviewed by Yuri Chornoivan
Located in ../gdraw/gtextinfo.c:1057
7005.
GGadget|ScaleFactor|100
 
GT: This is an unusual string. It is used to get around a limitation in
GT: FontForge's widget set. You should put a number here (do NOT translate
GT: "GGadget|ScaleFactor|", that's only to provide context. The number should
GT: be a percentage and indicates the the ratio of the length of a string in
GT: your language to the same string's length in English.
GT: Suppose it takes 116 pixels to say "Ne pas enregistrer" in French but
GT: only 67 pixels to say "Don't Save" in English. Then a value for ScaleFactor
GT: might be 116*100/67 = 173
100
Translated and reviewed by Yuri Chornoivan
Located in ../gdraw/gtextinfo.c:1069
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