Hi!

I started the Korean translation project. I a currently vetting the translators and I need a native Korean developer to give me some feedback on the test translations I got so far. Would you be willing to help me with this? It shouldn't take much time.

Thanks for your suggestion. I'll add your ideas to my research TODO regarding adding more patterns.

Thank you, Daniel! German translation is confirmed and scheduled to be started in June. Most likely, I'll need help with the beta review of the result, so I'll contact you regarding this matter (if you don't mind) when we have something ready to be checked.

Thank you for your feedback!

Hi!

It's hard to suggest something specific without knowing a lot more about your code. However, I can suggest you read the Decorator chapter of the GoF book, the example with text editor UI controls might give you some valuable insights.

Thanks, David! I'm glad that you enjoy the content. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks for the idea, I'll think about it.

Hi!

There are two ways to do it:

1. Move the kfx file to the content folder of the Kindle reader and restart the app. By default, it is "C:\Users\%Username%\Documents\My Kindle Content". This directory can be changed in the Kindle app settings (Tools > Options > Content).

2. If you associate kfx files with the Kindle app, simply opening the file will also work. To do this, right-click the kfx file, select "Properties" from the context menu. Then, in the "Open with" field, pick the Kindle executable (it's usually located at "C:\Users\%Username%\AppData\Local\Amazon\Kindle\application").

Please let me know if you have any further questions.

Hi!

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