There is a little problem with Windows Vista and newer: the User Access Control. So you have direct access from Language Editor to all of Ahnenblatt’s language files and can test changes in language files with next start of Ahnenblatt. There is no real setup up program – only a zip file, containing execution and help file.īest is to unzip this zip file to Ahnenblatt’s program folder (e.g.

Wouldn’t it be great to have Ahnenblatt in your own language …?īut don’t forget to send the new / changed language file to me for spreading it with next version of Ahnenblatt ( dirk.boettcher (at) ). So far (february 2011) 17 Ahnenblatt users have done the translation job. Some more features are search functions (find, search, find next empty, …) and check functions. Nearly every dialog has a button with the text ‘Cancel’ on it, but with Language Editor you have to translate it only once. You don’t have to translate duplicate text phrases. But this would be much more work.Īs I think, user-friendly software needs a lot of text to give the user in every situation the right info he needs.Īhnenblatt uses about 1.600 text phrases, but with Language Editor you have to translate ‘only’ 1.250 phrases. So you might think that it is more comfortable to enter everything with notepad. You choose a source language and a target language (new or existing one) and can see all text parts side by side to do the translation.Īhnenblatt’s language files (.lng) have a very simple structure and are very similar to windows ini files. Language Editor is an editor for language files for genealogy software Ahnenblatt. Language Editor Download – Zip Version Current version:

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