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“Tray Menu Flags” means "Check-able options in the tray icon's context menu". |
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If you check the "Tray Menu Flags", then Fort will ask confirmation for any operations from the tray icon's context menu. E.g. if you click on "Filter enabled" flag, then a "Are you sure..." dialog will be opened. |
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Maybe we should rename the "Tray Menu Flags" to "Operations from Tray Menu"? Because it affects a "Block Traffic" and "Filter Mode" lists too. |
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Sorry, I've had doubts about how to translate this sentence since the beginning of this work.
“Tray Menu Flags”.
I have translated the word “Flags” as “icon”.
Icon in the system tray.
I am not sure but I think Spanish speakers do not use the word “Flag”.
I don't understand the relationship between: Action Confirmations and Tray Menu Flags.
I do understand this case: : Action Confirmations and Quit.
When I try to close the program from the system tray, a confirmation message appears asking me if I want to quit Fort .
Can you clarify the question for me?
Can you give me a visual reference of the relationship between: Action Confirmations and Tray Menu Flags?
I want to be sure if: “Icon in the system tray” is the best Spanish translation.
I feel quite satisfied with my work done, but if someone with knowledge of Spanish language, networking and a little knowledge of graphic design; comes and wants to improve my work; I will be happy.
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