rkward - en to en_GB translation catalogue (7 entries)

note: i18n: ectx: (Loaded from Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <usage>
en: Choose an exporting function and a filename to save to. Additional options for size and resolution etc. are also available (see below). Exporting is done using <b>dev.print</b>. For exporting using ghostscript, <b>dev2bitmap</b> is used, which needs Ghostscript. Most of the exporting parameters are directly sent to the exporting function (<b>postscript</b>, <b>pdf</b>, <b>svg</b>, <b>png</b>, or <b>jpeg</b>) by dev.print. Note that there are no 'color' options (like background or foreground color) in this plugin. This is because dev.print simply prints the current graphics (mostly on X11) to the specified file in the chosen format. To set background (or foreground) colors, these will need to be provided when calling the plotting function, mostly using <b>par</b>(). Note that all the parameters to postscript are also valid parameters to dev2bitmap.
en_GB: Choose an exporting function and a filename to save to. Additional options for size and resolution etc. are also available (see below). Exporting is done using <b>dev.print</b>. For exporting using ghostscript, <b>dev2bitmap</b> is used, which needs Ghostscript. Most of the exporting parameters are directly sent to the exporting function (<b>postscript</b>, <b>pdf</b>, <b>svg</b>, <b>png</b>, or <b>jpeg</b>) by dev.print. Note that there are no 'colour' options (like background or foreground colour) in this plugin. This is because dev.print simply prints the current graphics (mostly on X11) to the specified file in the chosen format. To set background (or foreground) colours, these will need to be provided when calling the plotting function, mostly using <b>par</b>(). Note that all the parameters to postscript are also valid parameters to dev2bitmap.

note: i18n: ectx: (Loaded from Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <settings> <setting> (refers to element labelled "Automatic Width")
en: Check this box to let the export function determine the width automatically.
en_GB: Tick this box to let the export function determine the width automatically.

note: i18n: ectx: (Loaded from Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <settings> <setting> (refers to element labelled "Pagecentre")
en: Uncheck this for NOT centering the image on the page. This is the <i>pagecentre</i> parameter.
en_GB: Untick this for NOT centring the image on the page. This is the <i>pagecentre</i> parameter.

note: i18n: ectx: (Loaded from Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <settings> <setting> (refers to element labelled "Default Title")
en: Uncheck this box, to specify a custom title to the graphics file. Note that this is not displayed on the plot, but rather it is embedded inside the graphics file. This is the <i>title</i> parameter to <b>postscript</b>.
en_GB: Untick this box, to specify a custom title to the graphics file. Note that this is not displayed on the plot, but rather it is embedded inside the graphics file. This is the <i>title</i> parameter to <b>postscript</b>.

note: i18n: ectx: (Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <dialog label="Export contents of graphics device to various formats"> [...] <dropdown label="GS Output device"> <option label="...">
en: PNG (grayscale)
en_GB: PNG (greyscale)

note: i18n: ectx: (Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <dialog label="Export contents of graphics device to various formats"> [...] <dropdown label="GS Output device"> <option label="...">
en: PNG (256 colors)
en_GB: PNG (256 colours)

note: i18n: ectx: (Export contents of graphics device to various formats) <dialog label="Export contents of graphics device to various formats"> [...] <dropdown label="GS Output device"> <option label="...">
en: PNG (16M colors)
en_GB: PNG (16M colours)
