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George Lebl 0d4e66328c update a few strings, that is at least the ones I see the most so that
Tue May 21 10:13:27 2002  George Lebl <jirka@5z.com>

	* cs.po: update a few strings, that is at least the ones I see
	  the most so that things speak at least somewhat czech to me
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All the .po files are now in UTF-8!

For information on editing UTF-8 files on Unix, see
<http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/unicode.html>

If you just want to convert it back to your native encoding to
edit and then convert again to UTF-8 to commit, please see the
scripts in gnome-i18n/UTF-8, for example

  export ENCODING_TO=ISO-8859-15
  utftopo fi.po
  emacs fi.po
  potoutf.sh fi.po
  cvs commit fi.po

Alternatively, you can use the gettext package (>= 0.11) to convert
your translation to and from your native encoding:

msgconv -t ISO-8859-15 fi.po > fi.native.po
emacs fi.native.po
msgconv -t UTF-8 fi.native.po > fi.po
cvs commit fi.po

If you need help with this, ask, but please don't commit
non-UTF-8 files here.