Fwd: [cobalt-developers] Changing a package

[Gordon Garb <gordon.garb@xxxxxxx>]

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> Hi all,
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> anyone have an idea on how to change a file in a pkg? Neomail's
> portuguese translation isn't accurate, so we improved it. Now, we'd like
> to recreate the package with the new and improved translation file. Are
> there any docs available on how to do this? I couldn't find anything
> suitable.

Documentation on .pkg file formats and how to create them (or modify 
them) is available
from http://developer.cobalt.com/
/G

> Thanks in advance,
> Paulo Rodrigues
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