My first Mozilla CVS check-in

Submitted by Ehsan Akhgari on June 5, 2008 - 03:40

OK, I'm excited! I finally got CVS commit access to the l10n CVS repository for Mozilla. As a test, I just checked in my patch on bug 399003! This means that I will be able to work more quickly on the Persian (fa) localization of Firefox. Behnam has also set up a SVN repository on l10n.mozilla.org, so that we can get started on the localization of Firefox 3 sooner! I'll try to post updates on our progress here, so stay tuned!

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