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Предмет на дейност: Агенция Рутина е на фирма с 20 годишен опит. Агенция Рутина извършва официални езикови преводи и легализация на български документи за чужбина и чужди документи за България, включително заверка с апостил. Разполагаме със заклети преводачи от и на следните езици: Английски, Немски, Френски, Испански, Италиански, Руски, Гръцки, Сръбски, Хърватски, Босненски, Македонски, Португалски, Унгарски, Чешки, Полски, Украински, Грузински, Румънски, Турски, Молдовски, Словенски, Словашки, Албански, Холандски, Фламандски, Нидерландски, Арменски, Норвежки, Шведски, Датски, Иврит, Арабски, Латвийски, Литовски, Финландски, Фински, Естонски, Персийски, Фарси, Хинди, Китайски, Японски, Aзербайджански, Tатарски, Узбекски, Казахски, Киргизки, Уйгурски, Каракалпакски, Туркменски, Тувински, Якутски. Фирмата е добавена на: 21.07.2009 г. Последно обновена на: 21.09.2012 г. в 13:03 ч.
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Joomla/Configuration Creating MySQL Database Before you run the Joomla installer, you will create a MySQL database where Joomla can write content and settings. Database creation generally requires special permissions that many web providers restrict from automated access. If you create the database by hand, you can still let Joomla do the heavy lifting of creating the tables and inserting the data into the database. Database depends on your local/webhost and you will need to learn about it through online resources particulary. This is beyond scope of this tutorial which is designed to give you a beginner's overview of Joomla. Using Joomla Installation Wizard With MySQL configured and Joomla uploaded to your web host, you’re ready to begin the Joomla Installation Wizard. Open a browser window and enter the URL address of the location of the Joomla files. For example, on a site called “example,” you might access the Joomla Installation Wizard with the following URL: http://www.example.com/index.php. The Joomla wizard will load and display the first screen, which presents the language options for the site. All of the user interfaces (including front-end, installation, and administration) will be presented in the selected language (if the installer you downloaded includes that language pack). Joomla has significant multilingual support. At the time of this writing, Joomla supports the following languages: Arabic, Bangsamoro, Basque, Ben- gali (Bangladesh), Bengali (India), Bosnian, Bulgarian, Chinese-Simplified, Chinese-Traditional, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Devanagari/Hindi, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, Farsi, Finnish, French, German, German (Austrian), Greek, Hebrew, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Kurdish, Lithuanian, Malay, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazil), Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, and Vietnamese. That’s quite a mouthful! Once you’ve selected the language in which you intend to use Joomla, click the Next button at the top-right corner of the screen. Most Screens are pretty self-explanatory and you might want to take defaults in this process. Depending on your installation (local/webhost) you might want to change settings, in most cases defaults are good options.