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1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/kolourpaint/kpmainwindow_edit.cpp b/kolourpaint/kpmainwindow_edit.cpp
index 103b6e11..e5156148 100644
--- a/kolourpaint/kpmainwindow_edit.cpp
+++ b/kolourpaint/kpmainwindow_edit.cpp
@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ kpPixmapFX::WarnAboutLossInfo kpMainWindow::pasteWarnAboutLossInfo ()
" contains translucency which is not fully"
" supported. The translucency data will be"
- " approximated with a 1-bit transparency tqmask."),
+ " approximated with a 1-bit transparency mask."),
i18n ("The image to be pasted"
" may have more colors than the current screen mode."
" In order to display it, some colors may be changed."
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ kpPixmapFX::WarnAboutLossInfo kpMainWindow::pasteWarnAboutLossInfo ()
i18n ("The image to be pasted"
" contains translucency which is not fully"
" supported. The translucency data will be"
- " approximated with a 1-bit transparency tqmask."),
+ " approximated with a 1-bit transparency mask."),
"paste",
this);
}
@@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ void kpMainWindow::slotCopy ()
kpSelection sel = *m_document->selection ();
// Transparency doesn't get sent across the aether so nuke it now
- // so that transparency tqmask doesn't get needlessly recalculated
+ // so that transparency mask doesn't get needlessly recalculated
// if we ever call sel.setPixmap().
sel.setTransparency (kpSelectionTransparency ());
@@ -256,12 +256,12 @@ void kpMainWindow::slotCopy ()
else
rawPixmap = m_document->getSelectedPixmap ();
- // Some apps, such as OpenOffice.org 2.0.4, ignore the image tqmask
+ // Some apps, such as OpenOffice.org 2.0.4, ignore the image mask
// when pasting. For transparent pixels, the uninitialized RGB
// values are used. Fix this by initializing those values to a
// neutral color -- white.
//
- // Strangely enough, OpenOffice.org respects the tqmask when inserting
+ // Strangely enough, OpenOffice.org respects the mask when inserting
// an image from a file, as opposed to pasting one from the clipboard.
sel.setPixmap (
kpPixmapFX::pixmapWithDefinedTransparentPixels (