2012/1/14 Andras Timar <tima...@gmail.com> > Hi Valter, > > > I briefly explain why I asked that. We work offline. So, I download the > > files and distribute them to the others. They and I translate them, > after I > > re-upload them in the server. > > > > If there is not a "final" string freeze of the files, we need to check > > again and again the files for differences and apply them, to avoid an > > upload of non-correct files. > > > > If the changes occur while we are translating, we are in the situation > that > > files change but we are not able to understand immediately which files > have > > been modified. That's why I asked for some mark or highlight: in this way > > we can easily find the "latest modified". > > > > Hope I've been clear. > > > Yes, I understand your problem now. If nobody works online, you can > upload the "non-correct files", there will be no data loss. Then you > can update your files with the latest templates on the Files tab in > Pootle. > > Thanks for clarifications, Andras.
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