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<p>To translate advanced help, first create a
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directory <code>translations/help/<em>language</em></code> in the
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module directory. Then, copy the .ini file and all the .html files
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from the help directory into this. If you need to alter an image to
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use it in a translation, you also put the altered image there.</p>
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<p>The .ini file only needs to keep the titles, and if there is
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a <code>name</code> or <code>index name</code> setting in the
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'advanced help settings' portion, that should be retained. Any
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retained settings should be translated. The rest of the data in the
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.ini file may be discarded or ignored.</p>
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<p>Each file should then be translated in place.</p>
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<p>When translating a .html file, you will find that
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the <code>&path&</code> keyword will lead to the original
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directory. If you must translate items that are linked, such as images
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containing text, use <code>&trans_path&</code> instead, which
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will lead to the translated directory. This will allow you to pick and
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choose which linked items, if any, will be translated.</p>
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