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Custom Language Files

It is possible to create custom language files or redefine existing ones if the included multi-lingual support is insufficient.

Copernicus will load any language packs (complient .ini files) from the directory $ \sim$/.langpack/ (``$ \sim$'' represents the users home directory). The .ini files can have any name and contain multiple language packs. Please open one of the included ones (if you unzip the copernicus.jar file you will see them in the directory data/langpack/). If you copy one of the inlcuded ones into your custom directory and make changes, then your changes will be loaded in preference. If you create a new language pack (signified by a new langauge code, eg ``[CUS]'') then you can also specify the flag image to use by placing a file named ``cus.gif'' where ``cus'' is the three digit code for your language pack, as used in the ini file and place it in a subdirectory named flags within your $ \sim$/.langpack/ directory.



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William Denniss 2003-12-04