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<commandTips>

The <commandTips> element can be used to translate text-command strings into another language.

Text-command strings are used to explain commands to the user. Each one consists of a message that is displayed in the status bar of the program. There also is a tip that is displayed in a popup tool-tip whenever the user hovers their mouse over the command.

Here is an example from MyCommandTipSkin.xml:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<skin xmlns="shareaza.sourceforge.net/schemas/Skin.xsd" version="1.0">
 <manifest name="My Command Tip Skin" author="Me" type="Language" language="en"/>
 <commandTips>
  <tip id="ID_HELP_ABOUT" message="Display the Shareaza about dialog..." tip="About Shareaza"/>
  <tip id="ID_NETWORK_EXIT" message="Exit Shareaza" tip="Exit"/>
 </commandTips>
</skin>

To create a translation skin, copy the existing command tip database from default-en.xml in your skins folder and start translating each entry.

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-{{{do not translate}}
+{{Language}}
-{{Recovered|The following content has been recovered from the old wiki and pantheraproject*net. Content may be inaccurate. Competent verification is needed.}}
+{{Updated|2014.05.08| 2.7.x.0}}
-= Skinning.dialogs =
+=<commandTips>=
-= <dialogs> =
-The '''<nowiki><dialogs></nowiki>''' element can be used to translate the text displayed within dialog boxes into another language.
-The specific format is not discussed here, however see '''default-en.xml''' for examples and source material to copy when creating a translation skin.
+The '''<commandTips>''' element can be used to translate text-command strings into another language.
-Here is an example from '''MyCommandTipSkin.xml''':
+Text-command strings are used to explain commands to the user. Each one consists of a message that is displayed in the status bar of the program. There also is a tip that is displayed in a popup tool-tip whenever the user hovers their mouse over the command.
-<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
+Here is an example from '''MyCommandTipSkin.xml''':
-<skin xmlns="http://shareaza.sf.net/schemas/Skin.xsd" version="1.0">
- <manifest name="My Command Tip Skin" author="Me" type="Language" language="en"/>
+ <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
- <commandTips>
+ <skin xmlns="shareaza.sourceforge.net/schemas/Skin.xsd" version="1.0">
-  <tip id="ID_HELP_ABOUT" message="Display the Shareaza about dialog..." tip="About Shareaza"/>
+  <manifest name="My Command Tip Skin" author="Me" type="Language" language="en"/>
-  <tip id="ID_NETWORK_EXIT" message="Exit Shareaza" tip="Exit"/>
+  <commandTips>
- </commandTips>
+   <tip id="ID_HELP_ABOUT" message="Display the Shareaza about dialog..." tip="About Shareaza"/>
-</skin>
+   <tip id="ID_NETWORK_EXIT" message="Exit Shareaza" tip="Exit"/>
-To create a translation skin, copy the existing command tip database from default-en.xml in your skins folder and start translating each entry.
+  </commandTips>
+ </skin>
+To create a translation skin, copy the existing command tip database from [http://sourceforge.net/p/shareaza/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/Languages/default-en.xml '''default-en.xml'''] in your skins folder and start translating each entry.
+{{Nav2|Skinning tutorial}}

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