[texworks] German translation updates

[Norbert Preining]

On Di, 07 Jul 2009, Jonathan Kew wrote:
> > I'd suggest replacing "Stapeln" with the much more intuitive "Übereinander"
> > (which also corresponds nicely to "Nebeneinander").
> 
> I've just committed the updated German file (with Stapeln), but we can
> easily change this if the German speakers agree that Übereinander
> would be preferable. Stefan, Steffen, what do you think?

"Übereinander" is much bettern then "Stapeln", I would consider
"Stapeln" as when one window is put *on*top* of each other with a small
border, as if you take a pile of sheets of paper and put them on a table
tilting them slightly.

And, "Übereinander" is perfectly paralleling "Nebeneinander".

The one means "One above the other", the other "One next to each other"
while "Stapeln" means (to me) "One atop of the other"

Best wishes

Norbert

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