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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

a typo in the Italian version

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This really isn't a big thing and I don't know to whom address it but:

There's a typo in the Thunderbird's Italian version. Couple of days ago I sent a message to a group of persons hiding the recipients' email addresses from each other. In the replies I can see that "undisclosed recipients" is in the Italian version "destinatari nscosti". There's a typo, it should be "destinatari nascosti", that is an "a" is missing.

Cheers.

This really isn't a big thing and I don't know to whom address it but: There's a typo in the Thunderbird's Italian version. Couple of days ago I sent a message to a group of persons hiding the recipients' email addresses from each other. In the replies I can see that "undisclosed recipients" is in the Italian version "destinatari nscosti". There's a typo, it should be "destinatari nascosti", that is an "a" is missing. Cheers.

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Sorry, didn't understand how the support forum works; I thought this would end up automatically in Thunderbird forum and not "All products", as navigating the site at a certain point I clicked "Thunderbird" (probably it was just the FAQ) section.

UPDATE: ...and now I can see that it is in the right forum after all...

Gewysig op deur Pernickety

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There's another typo as well. When I get an error notification which in English says something like: "Send failure. Sending of the message failed. Check that the settings for Mail account and Newsgroup are correct and try again."

the word "Newsgroup" is spelled in the Italian version as "Newesgroup".

Cheers

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Great Matt! Could you file another one for "destinatari nscosti" (the original typo report, see at the top)?

Cheers