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Jays2Kings 8d9f69db44 Version 1.4.3 
Complete rehaul of the profile settings, bigger workspace to edit
controls, and all the settings are on the side now
Added option to change the lightbar color, regardless of the profile's
lightbar setting (useful for using one profile on the same controller).
to change click the colored button beside edit in the main tab
Can now set the Gyro as an 1:1 absolute mouse, in this mode the mouse
now moves as the controller is moved
Removed the experimental exclusive connection button if on the newest
Windows 10 build (1511/TH2)
Finally updated all the translations and added some new ones (such as
Chinese and Polish, the translations sheets have been merged to one so
it's easier for me to update
2015-11-28 00:47:26 -05:00

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<value>Bienvenue sur DS4Windows</value>
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<value>Étape 1: Installer les pilotes DS4</value>
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<value>Étape 2: Si vous êtes sous Windows 7 ou antérieur, installez les pilotes 360</value>
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<value>Pour paramétrer l'installation bluetooth
Maintenir les boutons PS et SHARE pendant 3 secondes
La barre lumineuse va commencer à doublement clignoter</value>
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<value>Une fois le clignotement débuté, rendez vous aux paramètres Bluetooth
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<value>Étape 3: Connecter la manette DualShock 4
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