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The Windows 95/98/Millenium/NT/2000/XP Desktop in Breton
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First, here is the translation in Breton of the Windows 95 Desktop icons :

My Computer = Post Labour
Network Neighborhood = Rouedad
Inbox = Boest degemer
My Briefcase = Doug dielloù
Documents = Dielloù
Note that the Recycle Bin does not appear in this list; see that section below.


To rename the icons in Breton:

- Select one of the icons with your mouse (single-click using the left mouse button to highlight it).
- Press the 'F2' function key.
- Enter the corresponding translation in Breton.
- Press the 'Enter' key.

Here is an animated demonstration (it cycles continuously and slowly):

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Repeat this process to rename the other icons.



The Recycle Bin

The Recycle Bin cannot simply be renamed, because Windows 95 must know its name in order to move deleted documents there and to empty its contents. Therefore you must use a small file called lastez.reg (Recycle Bin = 'Lastez' in Breton). This file is available on Breizh.net by clicking here while holding down the Shift key.

- Download the "lastez.reg" file to your Windows Desktop.

- Minimize all open windows by clicking on the button (in the upper right corner of the window). - Double-click on the icon located on the Windows Desktop.


The following window will appear:


- Click the 'OK' button.'

The change will be visible after you restart Windows.

If you need to change the Recycle Bin name back to English, perform the steps above using the recyclebin.reg available here.


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