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Thread poster: Omer Shani
Omer Shani
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Jan 3, 2019

Hi there

One of our clients is wants to localize their GUI and they it to be based on Apple localization terminology.

I've registered Apple Developer, and downloaded a lot of DMG files, and it may seem very tidious to search each file for a specific term.

Is there a formal Apple Language Portal, as Microsoft has? If not, how can I find what I need in all those DMG files more effectivley?

Omer
 
Tom in London
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Try this Jan 3, 2019

https://www.ibabbleon.com/apple-ios-localization-term-glossary.html
 
Recep Kurt
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Also this Jan 4, 2019

https://www.proz.com/forum/cat_tools_technical_help/239435-apple_glossaries_to_tmx.html
 


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