Hi all,
that's the way I've tried also in the past, but it's very difficult to explain
and stay short.
Looking at older parts (chapters) of the Documentation, there is often a
introduction which describes the theme in general.
Would it be OK to make an intro describing the english terms like "Distinguished
Name", and use them as is in the several function-descriptions?
Or would that be a breach of the "translation policy"?
Best regards,
Thomas
Damien Seguy wrote:
> on 10/05/01 22:54, friedhelm betz at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Bonjour,
>
> > at the moment i`m thinking about "Distinguished Name" and "Relative
> > Distinguished Name". so far my attempts in german sounding terrible.
> > any suggestions?
> I'm having the same trouble with French translation, added that I'm not a
> regular user of LDAP.
>
> My best shot is to use some kind of translation (read some site already in
> French about this subject, make up my own translation), but keep the English
> version within parenthesis, so as to give an hint to any of those English
> speaking geeks and leave way for anyone one with better knowledge to suggest
> anything better.
>
> So, make it the best you can, and leave handle for anyone with a better
> idea.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Damien Seguy.
