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Localization Wizard The helps you localize your setup for multiple languages. You may also use the wizard to create multi-lingual setups capable of supporting multiple languages at runtime. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . The localization process flows as described below: Implement your setup using the InstallAware IDE. When your setup is ready to be localized, extract strings from your setup using the wizard. The wizard produces an output folder that may be sent to any third party translation office. The output folder contains localization text files for each language, along with an executable tool that translators can use to visually localize your setup. Send this output folder to your translators and have them run the executable tool to translate the setup. The wizard can also translate InstallAware generated strings into 35 languages, automatically. Once you have created your output folder, you may simply feed the wizard this very folder to perform automatic localizations without any manual translation effort. Even if you have custom strings in your setup projects, the automatic localization step will save you time and money as you will only need to get your own custom strings localized. Just let the wizard automatically translate all project strings before sending your output folder to the translation office. When you receive the translated files, or after having performed an automatic localization, run the wizard again, and import the localized strings back into your project. You may import any number of localized languages that you wish to make available with your setup at runtime. Run the localization tool for shared strings that are used by all InstallAware setups. Note that when you use the wizard to automatically translate InstallAware generated strings, all shared strings are also automatically localized. You may still review and customize these translations by running the localization tool for shared strings, of course. If your setup uses other localizable resources, such as readme and license files, add them to your setup project as support files (also called creatives in the visual view of the InstallAware IDE). Choose the default language for your setup in the Project Settings window, and optionally enable a language selector that can be shown when setup is initializing. If you wish to switch between languages using your setup script, override the value of the $LANGUAGE$ variable. Extracting Strings To extract strings from your setup project, follow the steps described below: Load your project in the InstallAware IDE. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . Choose the option, and click . Click and choose the target folder that is to receive the extracted strings, and the accompanying translator tool. It is recommended that you choose an empty folder, so you may send the contents of this entire folder to your localization team. If you wish to create a new folder, simply type in a path that includes the new folder. Click when you are ready to extract the strings. The scans

Your project script and dialogs, and extracts localizable strings for you automatically. Wait for the process to complete. Click the button to start the visual localization tool, or click the tool to have the wizard automatically translate extracted strings. You may also send the entire contents of your target folder to your localization team and have them perform the translations - in this case, click to dismiss the wizard. Move to the automatic localization step to automatically localize InstallAware generated strings. Move to the import step to import automatically or manually localized setup strings back into your project. Automatically Localizing Strings To automatically translate strings extracted from your setup project, follow the steps described below: Load your project in the InstallAware IDE. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . Choose the option, and click . Click and choose the target folder containing the exported setup strings. Click when you are ready to translate the strings. Even if you have manually translated part or all of your exported setup strings, the wizard can still automatically translate any un-localized InstallAware generated strings it still finds in the export location. Check each language you wish to automatically translate. You must check at least one language. Click when you are ready to translate. The will automatically translate InstallAware generated setup strings found in your export folder into all selected languages. As part of this process, setup strings shared by all InstallAware setup projects will also be automatically translated. Wait for the process to complete. Click the button to immediately import the automatically translated setup strings back into your project. You may also still send the export folder to your translation team for review, or if you have any additional strings that still need to be localized. Click to dismiss the wizard. Move to the import step when you have received the localized strings, or are satisfied with the automatic translations as-is. Importing Strings To import automatically and/or manually localized strings back into your setup project, follow the steps described below: Load your project in the InstallAware IDE. To display the Localization Wizard, on the tab, in the group, click . Choose the option, and click . Click and choose the folder that contains the localized strings as provided by your translation team, and/or as automatically translated by the wizard. Check each language you wish to import. You must check at least one language. Checking more than one language makes your setups multi-lingual, capable of switching between languages at runtime. Click when you are ready to import. The wizard imports the chosen languages into your setup project. Click the button to localize strings that are shared by all InstallAware setup projects, or click to dismiss the wizard. If you automatically localized setup strings using the wizard, shared strings are also automatically translated - however, you may still review and edit these translations. Localizing Shared Messages Some installer messages are shared across all InstallAware projects. To localize these messages: Click

Basic Plagiarism Detection1. MotivationOnline plagiarism detection tools usually come with a few constraints. It could be a paid-only service, the number of characters to check could be artificially limited, etc. This tool aims to fill a gap where:Plagiarism cases are usually simple copy-paste jobs of a few text phrases with minor edits,Paying for an online tool is unpalatable,The source texts that might be copied from can be put together manually by the user into a few files (i.e. the Internet is not automatically searched by the tool), or the only concern is people copying from each other, andRunning a command-line tool is simple enough for the user2. Table of ContentsBasic Plagiarism Detection1. Motivation2. Table of Contents3. Philosophy4. Definitions5. Project Objectives5.1. Hard Objectives5.2. Soft (Optimization) Objectives5.3. Anti-Objectives6. Project Status7. Installation Options7.1. Binary Release7.2. Cargo Install7.3. Building from source8. Usage9. Examples10. Technical Details10.1. Defining Plagiarism10.2. Choosing n, s and M3. PhilosophyThis tool is really only to catch amateur attempts at plagiarism. Whatever your opinion is on plagiarism tools, we can probably agree that lazy copy-paste jobs of chunks of text should probably not be respected. Therefore, this tool is designed to make detecting these situations easier.4. DefinitionsUntrusted: Something that might be plagiarisedTrusted: Something that is definitely not plagiarised, but might be a source used in plagiarism5. Project Objectives5.1. Hard ObjectivesDetect potential cases of plagiarism between multiple untrusted strings (intra-source plagiarism)Detect potential cases of plagiarism between trusted source strings and untrusted strings (external-source plagiarism)5.2. Soft (Optimization) ObjectivesMinimizing false positive and false negative detection

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