

This means that you have to review the search results manually. numbers which look like CPR numbers, but are not. Please note that the search result will also contain so-called ‘false positives’ i.e.

If you'd like a complimentary FileLocator Pro license in return for translating please contact Mythicsoft before you start translating.It is important to search for relevant content such as civil registration (CPR) numbers, and FileLocator Lite can help you by using so-called ‘regular expressions’.Ī regular expression, which can be used to search for CPR numbers with and without a hyphen, looks like this:.Please do not hesitate to contact Tech Support for more information. It can be difficult to know how or where a translation is used.Any marked as regex are matched as a regular expression. String resources can be either text or regex.The value can point to a different language than the actual translation language, eg you can have English help on a Polish translation. if helplang="ru" it will look for the help file in the help\ru folder. FileLocator Pro uses the value of helplang to identify the help file location, e.g.text="&File" marks the F as the Alt short-cut key. & indicates the Alt short-cut key for the item, e.g.In FileLocator Pro open the Configuration->General->Localization dialog and pick your language (which is automatically loaded from all lang-*.xml files and based on the line - where ? specifies the displayed language name).Edit your translation file lang-?.xml using a product like Notepad++.Copy the current lang-en.xml file as the starting point for your translation file lang-?.xml, located in the installed config folder C:\Program Files\Mythicsoft\FileLocator Pro\config.
