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Software / Sharp's Photostorage
« on: February 26, 2005, 02:53:05 pm »Quote
You're great! How could you do this? Can you teach me?
As mentioned in earlier posts, many programs abstract the text information from the program to make translation easier. This method is for the cases when they don't.
It wasn't very difficult to do, but it was time consuming. You use an hex editor program to just replace the japanese characters in the program with whatever you want. If you've never used a hex editor before, it allows you to edit binary files. Basically, you just open up the program file in your hex editor, find the string you want to edit, then change it. The important thing is not to exceed the size of the original string. If the new string is shorter than the original, pad the rest of the space with NULL characters (00 in hex). (You'll notice there are already null characters at the end of each string. This is because the null tells the program where the string stops.)
If you've never done anything like this before, copy the /opt/QtPalmtop/bin/photostorage file to a desktop machine, open it up with a hex editor, then search for some of the words you see in the program. A visual is worth a thousand words.
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However, I can help on editing those image buttons to English. Please tell me what I should do. Thank you.
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Great. Below is a link to a zip file of the images, both the japanese originals and my edits. Each of my edits needs english text where the japanese appears, preferably in the same color/style.
Thanks.
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