From 814f1d0b49a86b4c111c57e30bdbfa6f205a5b11 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: DouSam <28208639+DouSam@users.noreply.github.com> Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2026 05:12:45 +0000 Subject: [PATCH] Update translations from SlicerLanguageTranslations Processed tutorials: STC-GEN-101_WelcomeTutorial, STC-GEN-102_FourMinuteTutorial, STC-SEG-103_AIBasedSegmentationIn3DSlicer, STC-VIS-101_VisualizationTutorial Files: STC-GEN-101_en-US.ts,STC-GEN-101_es.ts,STC-GEN-101_fr.ts,STC-GEN-101_pt-BR.ts,STC-GEN-101_pt_PT.ts,STC-GEN-102_en-US.ts,STC-GEN-102_es.ts,STC-GEN-102_fr.ts,STC-GEN-102_pt-BR.ts,STC-GEN-102_pt_PT.ts,STC-SEG-103_ar-SA.ts,STC-SEG-103_en-US.ts,STC-SEG-103_es.ts,STC-SEG-103_fr.ts,STC-SEG-103_pt-BR.ts,STC-SEG-103_pt_PT.ts,STC-SEG-103_ta.ts,STC-SEG-103_th.ts,STC-SEG-103_uk.ts,STC-VIS-101_ar_SA.ts,STC-VIS-101_en-US.ts,STC-VIS-101_es.ts,STC-VIS-101_fr.ts,STC-VIS-101_pt-BR.ts,STC-VIS-101_pt_PT.ts --- .../Translations/text_dict_en-US.json | 131 +++++++----------- .../Translations/text_dict_en-US.json | 112 +++++---------- 2 files changed, 89 insertions(+), 154 deletions(-) diff --git a/Tutorials/STC-GEN-101_WelcomeTutorial/Translations/text_dict_en-US.json b/Tutorials/STC-GEN-101_WelcomeTutorial/Translations/text_dict_en-US.json index 56b056bb..aed6f1de 100644 --- a/Tutorials/STC-GEN-101_WelcomeTutorial/Translations/text_dict_en-US.json +++ b/Tutorials/STC-GEN-101_WelcomeTutorial/Translations/text_dict_en-US.json @@ -1,81 +1,52 @@ -{ - "0_slide_title": " ", - "0_slide_body": " ", - "0_TextBox_0": "Slicer Welcome", - "0_TextBox_1": "Sonia Pujol, Ph.D.", - "0_TextBox_2": "\n", - "0_TextBox_3": "Assistant Professor of Radiology\n\nBrigham and Women’s Hospital\n\nHarvard Medical School\n", - "1_Goal_title": "Goal", - "1_Goal_body": "This tutorial is a short introduction to the Welcome module of the Slicer open-source software.", - "2_slide_title": "", - "2_slide_body": "", - "2_TextBox_0": "Slicer5 Basics", - "2_TextBox_1": "*Slicer is an open-source software for segmentation, registration and visualization of medical imaging data.\n*The platform is developed through a multi-institution effort of several NIH funded large-scale consortia.\n*Slicer is for medical research only, and is not FDA approved. 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