bar: the field labelled W is for the width; the field labelled H is for the height; the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as you drag the handle. The Start and End fields, on the tool controls bar indicate the angles between which the pie or arc extends. If you prefer

bar: the field labelled W is for the width; the field labelled H is for the height; the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as you drag the handle. The Start and End fields, on the tool controls bar indicate the angles between which the pie or arc extends. To quickly restore

bar: the field labelled W is for the width; the field labelled H is for the height; the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles of the mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as you drag the handle. The Start and End fields, on the tool controls bar indicate the angles between which the pie or arc extends. If you prefer

the field labelled W is for the width; • the field labelled H is for the height; • the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as you drag the handle. Fig. 3: The Start and End fields, on the tool controls bar indicate the angles between which the pie or arc extends. Fig. 4: If you

the field labelled W is for the width; • the field labelled H is for the height; • the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles mouse (inside or outside the imaginary circle) as you drag the handle. Fig. 3: The Start and End fields, on the tool controls bar indicate the angles between which the pie or arc extends. Fig. 4: If you

1.2. Registration and user profile 9 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.13 1.2.8 Profile All of the fields on this page are optional and can be deleted at any time, and by filling them out, you’re giving the project source code (like context, comments or where the message is being used). Translation fields for any secondary languages translators select in the preferences will be shown (see Secondary languages) these forms, in each respective language (by translating every plural separately). The number of fields and how it is in turn used in the translated application or project depends on the configured plural

1.2. Registration and user profile 9 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.14 1.2.8 Profile All of the fields on this page are optional and can be deleted at any time, and by filling them out, you’re giving the project source code (like context, comments or where the message is being used). Translation fields for any secondary languages translators select in the preferences will be shown (see Secondary languages) these forms, in each respective language (by translating every plural separately). The number of fields and how it is in turn used in the translated application or project depends on the configured plural

2. Registration and user profile 9 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.13.1 1.2.8 Profile All of the fields on this page are optional and can be deleted at any time, and by filling them out, you’re giving the project source code (like context, comments or where the message is being used). Translation fields for any secondary languages translators select in the preferences will be shown (see Secondary languages) these forms, in each respective language (by translating every plural separately). The number of fields and how it is in turn used in the translated application or project depends on the configured plural

2. Registration and user profile 9 The Weblate Manual, Release 4.14.1 1.2.8 Profile All of the fields on this page are optional and can be deleted at any time, and by filling them out, you’re giving the project source code (like context, comments or where the message is being used). Translation fields for any secondary languages translators select in the preferences will be shown (see Secondary languages) these forms, in each respective language (by translating every plural separately). The number of fields and how it is in turn used in the translated application or project depends on the configured plural

the field labelled W is for the width; • the field labelled H is for the height; • the Rx and Ry fields define the rounding radius for the corners. The dropdown behind each number entry field allows you specific angle for these shapes on the control bar, using the Start and End fields. Note that the three buttons to the right of those fields do not become activated until after you have dragged the circle handles and horizontal direction, respectively. To create a circle with a specific size, you can use the fields for the horizontal and vertical radius Rx and Ry in the tool controls bar. 64 Ink s c ap e B eg