Language file issues - references to PT 2009

redseujac

In the English language file several lines are still referring to jv16 PowerTools 2009.

Example: 151

"151 = File "{1}" has been encrypted with a previous version of this program. In order to decrypt the file, you must use jv16 PowerTools 2009."

IMO this is not correct.

The staff should look in the language file for all lines containing such references to PT 2009 and if necessary change them.

Of course the translators should be warned if those changes have been made so they can adapt their translations.

jv16

redseujac wrote
In the English language file several lines are still referring to jv16 PowerTools 2009.

Example: 151

"151 = File "{1}" has been encrypted with a previous version of this program. In order to decrypt the file, you must use jv16 PowerTools 2009."

Actually, this is correct. PowerTools 2005 - 2009 used a compatible file encryption method. But because of we updated our development environment to Delphi 2010 the compatibility broke and PowerTools 2010 is not backwards compatible.

If the user attempts to decrypt a file encrypted with an earlier version of PowerTools the error message in question will be displayed and it's valid; the user should use PowerTools 2009 to decrypt the file.

redseujac wrote

The staff should look in the language file for all lines containing such references to PT 2009 and if necessary change them.

I did that and the only thing I found was this comment:

//The {APPNAME} in the next line is to be replaced by the name of the program, for example "jv16 PowerTools 2009"

It's now changed to:

//The {APPNAME} in the next line is to be replaced by the name of the program, for example "jv16 PowerTools 2010"

redseujac

Thank you for the explanation, jv16.

I understand and it's useful for all users I think.