Call me crazy, the French text files in
LocalStrings_WIA_ver104.xls are done

Here is what I did:
(All boxes where I changed something are highlighted in yellow. I originally intended to distinguish only the very changes made, but they would not be apparent enough, and they ended up being too many anyway).
Changes mainly consist in:
- punctuation
- capitals (also Added accents where needed, as in "États-Unis d'Amérique")
- typos (missing letters, accents, spellings...)
- replaced most of the "insurgents" by "rebelles". I remember some hot debate on the subject some time ago on the forum (yeah, I'm a nasty lurker). Although I don't mind the term "insurgent", some people were offended by the parallel that could be drawn with nowadays so-called "insurgents". So I just went with "rebel" all the way. If you don't like it, I can revert it back to original.
- replaced "Anglais" by "Britanniques" every time, with the only exception of when the situation involves Indians (they would deal with English, not British). And one or two others where there was sort of that "best enemies of the world" feeling between the French and the Brits in the text. I guess it's a way of retaining some flavour while polishing the overall work.

I also took the liberty to lighten and/or correct some scenarii descriptions. Don't freak out though, I only remember of 2 or 3 changes, and it was just to make the reading more fluid (one word here and there, no more). No, I didn't go revisionist with your description of history

:
- It was Jeffery Amherst who captured Louisbourg in 1758, not James Wolfe. He "just" managed the succesful landing of the British forces on Ile Royale. His time would come one year later. So I changed that in the descriptive text(s) of the FIW.
- Braddock was defeated by a joint force of Canadian regulars (troupes de marine), Canadian militia, and Indians at the Monongahela. The original description reads something like "Français et Indiens". I added "Canadiens", and "Français" could probably be removed in that case (I'm not a Québec nationalist either)
I hope this is good enough for you. Let me know what you think.
Hum...
However, I came here at first to correct some typos I discovered (see
this thread). None of them I found in that
.xls file

Is there another one?