PowerTools Lite 2011 released
Initial setup
If I remember rightly, Initial setup of jv16 Powertools is performed in the local language (or am I wrong?).
redseujac wroteInitial setup is not localized, i.e. is not performed in the default local OS language, e.g. Dutch.
If I remember rightly, Initial setup of jv16 Powertools is performed in the local language (or am I wrong?).
You are right. This is caused by the fact that in jv16 PowerTools you can select the translation in the Quick Tutorial way before the Initial Setup. In PowerTools Lite, there is no Quick Tutorial and Initial Setup starts right away. Altough, I think this should be changed. I'll try to get this changed for the next build.
did not make it to the final release.
Please remember for the next update!
jrace wroteSeems the German translation bug reported here: http://www.macecraft.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=4537&start=15
did not make it to the final release.
Please remember for the next update!
It wasn't really a "bug", but a wrong translation of the term "Highlighted".
I'm afraid the updated translation has not reached the programer before the latest update of the program.
As I wrote in the thread you mentioned above, it makes little sense to post updated translations here, because it's not sure the programer will see/read them.
Always send updated translations to Veera or jv16 himself.
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When you choose from program GUI via "Help" "Check for updates" it displays unlike jv16 PowerTools under "Latest version": "N/A".
jrace wroteIs that a Bug or on intention?
When you choose from program GUI via "Help" "Check for updates" it displays unlike jv16 PowerTools under "Latest version": "N/A".
IMO it means there's no newer version available than the one already installed.
I think it would be nicer to show something like "There is no newer version available" or "You have already the latest version", or simply give the current version number if this is the latest version as jv16 Powertools does.
redseujac wroteI think it would be nicer to show something like "There is no newer version available" or "You have already the latest version", or simply give the current version number if this is the latest version as jv16 Powertools does.
Why not doing it the same way like jv16 PowerTools 2011?
N/A "not applicable" sounds like the feature is not working.
jrace wroteWhy not doing it the same way like jv16 PowerTools 2011?
Indeed, like I wrote in the last part of my previous post.
jrace wroteredseujac wroteI think it would be nicer to show something like "There is no newer version available" or "You have already the latest version", or simply give the current version number if this is the latest version as jv16 Powertools does.
Why not doing it the same way like jv16 PowerTools 2011?
N/A "not applicable" sounds like the feature is not working.
This is actually true, the feature shows "N/A" because the server didn't return a correct answer. This is now fixed in our end, so starting from now on, the program will no longer report "n/a" there.
Note: If you try the "Check for updates" right now, it might still show the "n/a" thing because the program uses caching so it doesn't actually contact our server if you have recently checked for updates already. This is to save our server load.
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