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Luiz Barucke
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Nov 24, 2013

Hi all,

I'm having a problem with Passolo Essential 2011.

After translating and confirming all target segments, the generated target file (.exe software) keeps in its original language.

This problem does not occur with other translations I've made with same Passolo.

During the target file generation, no error occurs. The program seems to generate the translated software without problems, but the target one keeps in english.

Does a... See more
Hi all,

I'm having a problem with Passolo Essential 2011.

After translating and confirming all target segments, the generated target file (.exe software) keeps in its original language.

This problem does not occur with other translations I've made with same Passolo.

During the target file generation, no error occurs. The program seems to generate the translated software without problems, but the target one keeps in english.

Does anyone know why it could be happening?

Thanks.

[Editada em 2013-11-24 20:22 GMT]

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