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| − | Use this symbols to show the reader | + | Use this symbols to show the reader the language of a link target or the language of a PDF file differing from the main article language. The both allowed main article languages are English and German. |
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| + | Examples: | ||
| + | * [[HiPath_BizIP#Supported_Languages|HiPath BizIP]] (Country symbols) | ||
| + | * [[optiPoint_150_S_(de)#Dokumentation|optiPoint 150 S]] (PDF symbols) | ||
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| + | See also: | ||
| + | * [[Product Photo Gallery]] for product images. | ||
| + | * [[User Interface Symbols]] for user interface and operating element symbols. | ||
== Countries (Languages) == | == Countries (Languages) == | ||
| − | + | List in alphabetic order. | |
* {{dk}} Denmark (Danish) | * {{dk}} Denmark (Danish) | ||
| + | * {{fi}} Finland (Finnish) | ||
* {{fr}} France (French) | * {{fr}} France (French) | ||
* {{de}} Germany (German) | * {{de}} Germany (German) | ||
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* {{lv}} Latvia (Latvian) | * {{lv}} Latvia (Latvian) | ||
* {{nl}} The Netherlands (Dutch) | * {{nl}} The Netherlands (Dutch) | ||
| + | * {{pl}} Poland (Polish) | ||
* {{pt}} Portugal (Portuguese) | * {{pt}} Portugal (Portuguese) | ||
* {{si}} Slovenia (Slovenian) | * {{si}} Slovenia (Slovenian) | ||
* {{es}} Spain (Spanish) | * {{es}} Spain (Spanish) | ||
* {{se}} Sweden (Swedish) | * {{se}} Sweden (Swedish) | ||
| + | * {{tr}} Turkey (Turkish) | ||
* {{uk}} United Kingdom (UK English) | * {{uk}} United Kingdom (UK English) | ||
* {{us}} United States of America (US English) | * {{us}} United States of America (US English) | ||
| − | == Language codes in | + | == Language codes in file symbols == |
| − | The following symbols are used in [[Template:File-DL]] | + | The following symbols are used in templates [[Template:File-DL]]. |
| − | Used only in case of a German | + | Used only in case of a German file is linked within an English content and vice versa. |
| − | * {{pdf-de}} A German PDF document within English text | + | * {{pdf-de}} A German PDF document within English text. |
| − | * {{pdf-en}} An English PDF document within German text | + | * {{pdf-en}} An English PDF document within German text. |
| + | * {{pdf-es}} A Spanish PDF document within German text. | ||
| + | * {{zip-de}} A German ZIP document within English text. | ||
| + | * {{zip-en}} An English ZIP document within German text. | ||
| − | In all other cases the neutral | + | In all other cases the neutral file symbol (e.g. {{pdf}}) has to be used. |
Latest revision as of 14:26, 20 October 2022
Use this symbols to show the reader the language of a link target or the language of a PDF file differing from the main article language. The both allowed main article languages are English and German.
Examples:
- HiPath BizIP (Country symbols)
- optiPoint 150 S (PDF symbols)
See also:
- Product Photo Gallery for product images.
- User Interface Symbols for user interface and operating element symbols.
Countries (Languages)
List in alphabetic order.
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Denmark (Danish) -
Finland (Finnish) -
France (French) -
Germany (German) -
International (English) -
Italy (Italian) -
Latvia (Latvian) -
The Netherlands (Dutch) -
Poland (Polish) -
Portugal (Portuguese) -
Slovenia (Slovenian) -
Spain (Spanish) -
Sweden (Swedish) -
Turkey (Turkish) -
United Kingdom (UK English) -
United States of America (US English)
Language codes in file symbols
The following symbols are used in templates Template:File-DL.
Used only in case of a German file is linked within an English content and vice versa.
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A German PDF document within English text. -
An English PDF document within German text. -
A Spanish PDF document within German text. -
A German ZIP document within English text. -
An English ZIP document within German text.
In all other cases the neutral file symbol (e.g. 
) has to be used.
