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The section attempts to guide you through the various technical documentation available in Mozilla open source knowledge repositories.
The section attempts to guide you through the various technical documentation available in Mozilla open source knowledge repositories.


As you will be working first to build a language pack, we suggest you start at these [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Creating_en-X-dude] pages and focus on creating an installable language pack xpi.  
As you will be working first to build a language pack, we suggest you start at these [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Creating_en-X-dude | Creating en-X-dude] pages and focus on creating an installable language pack xpi.  


If you haven't already you should get onto the IRC Channel, #l10n. You will be able to get real-time help from other Localizers and members of the L10n-driver team. In addition, you should have already created for yourself a bugzilla account as the majority of our work is started and tracked to completion in this way. There is more helpful documentation on the [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Create_a_new_localization#Starting_a_new_team| Mozilla Development Centre]. You can also post questions or offer suggestion to either L10n on Google forums or post an [[mailto:l10n-drivers@mozilla.org| email]]
If you haven't already you should get onto the IRC Channel, #l10n. You will be able to get real-time help from other Localizers and members of the L10n-driver team. In addition, you should have already created for yourself a bugzilla account as the majority of our work is started and tracked to completion in this way. There is more helpful documentation on the [http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Create_a_new_localization#Starting_a_new_team| Mozilla Development Centre]. You can also post questions or offer suggestion to either L10n on Google forums or post an [[mailto:l10n-drivers@mozilla.org| email]]
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