Windows Home Server Quickstart Guide: German Translation Available

By on July 1, 2007 in Windows Home Server

Speaking of supporting non-English languages, Christoph and Lars over at the MS Homeserver Blog have been doing a brilliant job of supporting the German Windows Home Server community over the past few months. I really hope their work gets recognised by the WHS Team at some point in the future.

Today they’ve posted a German translated (and extended) version of the original Beta 2 Windows Home Server Quickstart Guide, with up to date screenshots and links. Whilst I’m not a German speaker (I took French at school – sorry, guys!) you can see this was a big undertaking and is a great piece of work.

Find out more at MS Homeserver Blog.


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  • http://www.home-server-blog.de Lars

    Wow, thanks for the flowers!

    So, don´t you want to translate the guide into france? I choose english not france in school;-).

    But I also have to take the fame to killi, AliG and Basi who all did their parts of the work too.

    As you can see, the team is growing…

    Cheers

    Lars

  • Terry Walsh

    Hi Lars,

    No flowers, just words – I’m always the first to celebrate when people go the extra mile for their passions. Well done to all of you! No, after a few years, my French is a little rusty – I can just about get by without confusing/offending people with my labguage skills – technical translation is well beyone me!

    Best wishes
    Terry

  • http://www.home-server-blog.de Lars

    Hi Terry,

    that is the same how I feel writing such comments in english. Mostly I am not sure if people are going to understand my little jokes. But I am always trying my best . Thanks again.

    Yours,

    Lars

    PS: Now I am little bit disappointed because I was sooo excited about the flowers ;-)

  • gerstein

    If you guys want, i can translate it in french…(from the english version, not the german one…)

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