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Fix for #8450 - Tip Of The Day - configuration snapshots shortcut not work in the language Portuguese Brazil

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Note: This bug was related not just for the language Portuguese Brazil but for all another dictionaries, where
for "&MenuItem" and "MenuItem" are used "&LocalMenuItem1" and "LocalMenuItem2" instead of "&LocalMenuItem" and "LocalMenuItem"
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YuSanka 2022-07-12 14:06:12 +02:00 • committed by Lukas Matena
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resources/data/hints.ini
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@ -41,8 +41,8 @@
# hypertext_type = gallery
#
#Open top menubar item
#hypertext_menubar_menu_name = (Name in english visible as menu name: File, )
#hypertext_menubar_item_name = (Name of item in english, if there are three dots at the end of name, put name without three dots)
#hypertext_menubar_menu_name = (Exact Name in english visible as menu name: File, ) Note: If it contains "&", you have to leave it
#hypertext_menubar_item_name = (Exact Name of item in english, if there are three dots at the end of name, put name without three dots) Note: If it contains "&", you have to leave it
#
#
# Each notification can have disabled and enabled modes and techs - divided by ; and space
@ -200,8 +200,8 @@ disabled_tags = SLA
text = Configuration snapshots\nDid you know that you can roll back to a complete backup of all system and user profiles? You can view and move back and forth between snapshots using the Configuration - <a>Configuration snapshots menu</a>.
documentation_link = https://help.prusa3d.com/en/article/configuration-snapshots_1776
hypertext_type = menubar
hypertext_menubar_menu_name = Configuration
hypertext_menubar_item_name = Configuration Snapshots
hypertext_menubar_menu_name = &Configuration
hypertext_menubar_item_name = &Configuration Snapshots
[hint:Minimum shell thickness]
text = Minimum shell thickness\nDid you know that instead of the number of top and bottom layers, you can define the<a>Minimum shell thickness</a>in millimeters? This feature is especially useful when using the variable layer height function.