Is there a plan for German Language?

[bigaxl]

Hi all.

Is there a plan for a German langauge version or a german language pack in near future?

[Sherry C]

Hi,

We do plan to better support language localization, but that won't happen for a while. Sorry for the inconvenience.

ttfn,
Sherry

[snoops]

Hi,

We do plan to better support language localization, but that won't happen for a while. Sorry for the inconvenience.

ttfn,
Sherry

Did you ever think of using 'the power of the crowd'?

As a user of several german forums and/ or blogs for musicians, I never noticed this software until I somehow stumbled upon a more or less hidden link. Even the german edition of Wikipedia does not list Notation as a source of notation software.

I could imagine that there are german speakers out there who would be willing to help you to translate the software for a handfull of dollars and would even like to give german support within this forum free...

[Sherry C]

Hi,

Did you ever think of using 'the power of the crowd'?

That is a good thought. The main bottle-neck there would be getting it into the software.


As a user of several german forums and/ or blogs for musicians, I never noticed this software until I somehow stumbled upon a more or less hidden link. Even the german edition of Wikipedia does not list Notation as a source of notation software. Please feel free to spread the news - I myself don't speak nor write german, so we're happy to have others who are fluent to tell others in their native languages. I'd be afraid what might translate if I tried to write up something :)

I could imagine that there are german speakers out there who would be willing to help you to translate the software for a handfull of dollars and would even like to give german support within this forum free...
We'd be happy to have folks using the forum in other languages and having other users help out. That's what "community" is all about :)

ttfn,
Sherry