How can I contribute to make a Dutch translation for LocoSwap#14
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jkramer02 Francois possible to answer the questions here: https://forums.dovetailgames.com/threads/locoswap-tool.61882/page-3#post-611056 Best regards. |
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I’m new on GitHub so I haven’t yet experience on how things work.
I want to make a Dutch translation for LocoSwap but perhaps the author or other contributors can give me a short stepwise instruction about how to do this. The original developper doesn’t reply to my mail(s) and shortly I discovered that Francois continues the development of LocoSwap.
Hope to here from you
Best regards,
Jaap Kramer