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cemu-DS4Windows/DS4Windows/WelcomeDialog.fr-FR.resx
jays2kings f70b6061e8 Version 1.4.25 
Added inverted deadzones to Left and Right Sticks, set the values to
negative and pushing the stick past the red in the controller readout
will make sure the output doesn't pass the set limit
Fixed bug when trying to invert left and right stick with Shift modifier
Fixed "Fall back to" text in shift modifier
Added Romanian Translation (Thanks Vlad Giurgiu and Anonim)
Updated German (added thanks to Jan-Stefan Janetzky & An Op
Turk[DedSec]), Russian, and French translations
2015-04-21 15:00:09 -04:00

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<value>Bienvenue à DS4Windows</value>
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<value>Étape 1: Installez 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>Si vous avez déjà utilisé une manette 360 sur votre PC, passez cette étape</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
puis connectez sur "Wireless Controller"
Une fois appareillée, vous êtes prêt. Amusez-vous bien !</value>
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<value>Étape 3: Connecter la manette DualShock 4
Pour paramétrer l'installation filaire/usb:
Brancher simplement le câble mini usb dans votre PC et votre DualShock 4</value>
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