Editing Consistency_Rules

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Here are some words, terms and symbols to conform to when correcting translatable strings:
What about quoting the names of command line programs
		i18n("The program `ssh' or `kdesu_stub` is not found.\n"
		"Make sure your PATH is set correctly."));
in kdeutils/kdessh/sshdlg.cpp
// This needs a bit of tidying up at some stage
Application names! eg KMidi KSpread, except when referring to the executable
Sidebar -> Navigation Panel (contentious)
Actions: click the button, select from the menu, press a key
         eg. Select Options from the Settings menu
             Press Enter
             Click OK
single click, double click where it used as a noun. eg. files will be opened with a double click
click, double-click where it us used as a verb. eg. double-click the file
preset
restart
menubar
toolbar
scrollbar
formula bar
tooltip
filesize
file system
hard disk
multisession -> multi-session
infra-red -> infrared
white space ?
uppercase
task manager
real-time
anti-aliasing
can't / can not -> cannot
Cannot  -> Unable to - eg. "Unable to load file" rather than "Cannot load file"
Avoid "..n't" generally except "don't" where it sounds awkward eg. You do not have permission
grayscale
high scores
address book
Todo
ASCII
CPU
RAM
CD-ROM
POP
MIME
FTP
LIRC
SNMP
DPI
bpp or BPP?
DCOP
PGP
KDE
Qt
web server
web page
web browser
PHP
CGI
keys: Ctrl, Alt, Shift
combinations: Ctrl+Alt+Delete
OK
popup menu
sub-process
spellcheck
fine-tune
screen saver
Internet
(c) - lowercase 'c' for copyright (however, Linux kernel changed every (c) into (C) during the 2.6-test series, according to laywers it's the only correct form... it's in the changelog ;-) ) '''Ok, I've raised the issue with core-devel :�)'''
<no space before punctuation eg. "not this !", "but this!">
e-mail -> email
EMail, E-Mail, E-mail -> Email
directory -> folder, except for CLI
OpenOffice -> OpenOffice.org

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