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The common French term for a website's home page is "Accueil", meaning "welcome". We currently use "Maison" which generally refers to a place where you live.
Month abbreviations and the entire meters page aren't translated to French (and the disable/hide buttons become lowercase for some reason).
In French, the "Select Groups" and "Select Meters" captions on the home page extend over the drop down arrow and look ugly.
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Apr 29, 2019
The common French term for a website's home page is "Accueil", meaning "welcome". We currently use "Maison" which generally refers to a place where you live.
Month abbreviations and the entire meters page aren't translated to French (and the disable/hide buttons become lowercase for some reason).
In French, the "Select Groups" and "Select Meters" captions on the home page extend over the drop down arrow and look ugly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: