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@@ -48,10 +48,14 @@ Console.WriteLine("The size of '{0}' is {1}", f, formatter.Format(f.Length));
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-At this stage, HumanBytes only supports English and French. However, if you need support for another language, it's very easy: there are only 3 terms that need to be translated, so it shouldn't take more than a minute. Here are the steps:
+At this stage, HumanBytes only supports English and French. However, if you need support for another language, it's very easy, as there are only 3 terms that need to be translated. Just create an instance of `ByteSizeFormatter` as shown above, and set the following properties:
 
-- add a `Resources.xx.resx` file (where `xx` is the language code) in the `HumanBytes/Properties` folder, and translate the terms
-- edit `HumanBytes/HumanBytes.csproj` to include the new resource file
-- edit `NuGet\HumanBytes.nuspec` to include the new satellite assembly
+- `ByteSymbol`: the symbol for byte, e.g. "B" in English.
+- `ByteWord`: the word for byte, e.g. "byte" in English.
+- `ByteWords`: the word for several bytes, e.g. "bytes" in English.
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+The values set on these properties will be used instead of the ones defined in resources.
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+If you would like to add permanent support for another language, you'll have to modify the library itself. Just clone the project, add a `Resources.xx.resx` file (where `xx` is the language code) in the `HumanBytes/Properties` folder, translate the terms, and build.
 
 I'll be glad to accept pull requests to support more languages.