[Rd] FW: Slovenian translation strings for R "installation programs"

[Gorjanc Gregor]

Hello again!

I appologize for repost, but I got some "corrections/suggestions" from
a local translation team. Look bellow.

>-----Original Message-----
>From: Gorjanc Gregor
>Sent: sob 2005-06-11 13:52
>To: r-devel at stat.math.ethz.ch
>Subject: Slovenian translation strings for R "installation programs"
> 
>Hello!
>
>These would be Slovenian translations. I hope that all characters
>will be displayed OK; note that there are three letters with carons
>(actually only two are used in these translations): 
> - c with carron as "č"
> - s with carron as "š"
> - z with carron as "ž"
>For more look at <http://www.ijs.si/slo-chset.html>.
>
>en.regentries=Registry entries:
>sl.regentries=Vnosi v registru:
>
>en.associate=Associate R with .RData files
>sl.associate=Poveži datoteke .RData z R
>
>en.dcom=Register R path for use by the (D)COM server
>sl.dcom=Registriraj pot R s strežnikom (D)COM 

sl.dcom=Registriraj pot do R za strežnik (D)COM 

>
>en.user=User installation
>sl.user=Uporabniška namestitev
>
>en.compact=Minimal user installation
>sl.compact=Najmanjša uporabniška namestitev
>
>en.full=Full installation
>sl.full=Polna namestitev
>
>en.CJK=Chinese/Japanese/Korean installation
>sl.CJK=Kitajska/Japonska/Korejska namestitev

sl.CJK=Namestitev v kitajskem/japonskem/korejskem jeziku

>
>en.custom=Custom installation
>sl.custom=Prikrojena namestitev

sl.custom=Namestitev po meri

Lep pozdrav / With regards,
    Gregor Gorjanc

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