> The latest version of AppleGlot (v3.4) certainly works on Leopard.
> ADViewer doesn't, but the files can be edited with any text editor. I
> use Xcode myself.

Translating with a text editor is not comparable at all to translating
using a localization tool.

> Because of the problems I'm still having with iLocalize, and because I
> don't know it, I would personally prefer if you would use either
> Localization Suite or AppleGlot. The advantage of Localization Suite
> is that you can import existing localizations, so you don't need to
> start from scratch. Another advantage of Localization Suite is that it
> separates the work for the developer and the translator. The interface
> for the translator is pretty intuitive.

I don't think that the fact you don't know iLocalize can be a valid
motivation to prevent contributors using it; once translations are
created, they can be edited using any software.

I completely disagree with the statement that Localization Suite
interface is pretty intuitive. Actually, is the worst documented
software I ever saw. The disk image came with two applications,
Localization Manager and Localizer. On the website there is no
documentation. Localization Manager has no help. Localizer has a short
and outdated help; it only says to open a .loc file, with no mention
of how to create it. With iLocalize, for comparison, I can simply
import the application bundle and export the file to be committed,
doing both AppleGlot and ADviewer work in one step.

However, as there is a requirement for Tiger compatibility, I finally
found a way to make the translation Tiger-compatible (I have to
install Xcode 2.5, downloading from ADC website).
I'll made the commit once the localization is Tiger-compatible.

-- 
Mauro Mazzieri

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