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Blog Post:
Office 2013 and Windows Phone 8 product terminology published
Palle Petersen
The Microsoft Language Portal has been updated with terminology and UI translations from Office 2013, Windows Phone 8 and new languages added to Windows 8 and Office 2013. The portal provides online search for thousands of translations used in Microsoft products in more than 100 languages. Here's...
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29 Apr 2013
Blog Post:
Windows 8 now available in Cherokee
Palle Petersen
Windows 8 became available in Cherokee this week. In the making for over 3 years, the Cherokee Language Interface Pack for Windows 8 was built in collaboration with the Cherokee Nation Language Team. The work also involved creating a completely new font for Windows 8 , Gadugi , a Cherokee word which...
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21 Dec 2012
Blog Post:
Making Musikk at the Norwegian Windows 8 Launch
Palle Petersen
Funny Microsoft Norway video from the Windows 8 launch: From Rob Margel's Windows blog . And if you are wondering what the Norwegian word Musikk is called in US Windows 8, you can find user interface translations in over 57 languages on the Microsoft Language Portal .
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6 Nov 2012
Blog Post:
Translations of Windows 8 user interface available for 57 languages
Palle Petersen
Developing an app for Windows 8 and want to make it available in multiple languages? The Microsoft Language Portal now enables you to find the Windows 8 translations of user interface terms such as Start screen , file explorer , charm , or Pin to Start in more than 57 languages. For example, if...
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29 Oct 2012
Blog Post:
Localizing your Windows 8 apps: Multilingual App Toolkit released
Palle Petersen
Building a Windows 8 app and want to make it available internationally? It's now easy to get your app translated into multiple languages with the release of the Multilingual App Toolkit . This kit is a free download that allows you to set up a localization project and send the files for translation...
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20 Sep 2012
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Windows 8 Release Preview now available in 14 languages
Palle Petersen
The Windows 8 Release Preview was just announced! It's available for download in 14 languages: Arabic, English, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), French, German, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Swedish , and Turkish . Download it today from http://preview...
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31 May 2012
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Give feedback on Windows terms for Armenian, Tamil, Urdu & Vietnamese
Palle Petersen
We are now looking for feedback from our users on the key Windows terminology for Armenian , Tamil , Urdu and Vietnamese . So we have opened a Terminology Feedback Program that gives you an opportunity to comment on these terms as they will appear in the next version of Windows. The lists include...
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27 Feb 2012
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Help us translate “sideload” and “semantic zoom” for the Windows 8 Developer glossary
Palle Petersen
Do you have suggestions on how to translate sideload or semantic zoom in Chinese? Spanish? Japanese? Or any of the languages below? Why not join the community and help refine the Windows 8 Developer glossary for your language! Your input is invaluable especially for some of the trickier terms including...
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8 Feb 2012
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Help us translate “charm” and “speed bump” in Windows 8 – for 23 languages!
Palle Petersen
A few weeks ago we asked speakers of Chinese Simplified, Japanese, German and French help us translate the planned, new terminology in Windows 8. We got some brilliantly creative suggestions and insightful comments that will help us get the language experience just right in Windows 8. We are now looking...
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11 Nov 2011
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Help us figure out how to translate “charm” and “app” in Windows 8
Palle Petersen
We are starting the work to figure out what we should call Windows 8 user interface terms such as “ charms ”, “ apps ”, “ snapped apps ” or “ thumb keyboard ” in international versions. You can now have a say in what we call all this in Chinese Simplified , Japanese , German and French (more languages...
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28 Sep 2011
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