## OmegaT on the web

### OmegaT sites and OmegaT SourceForge project

The OmegaT web site contains links to various OmegaT resources, so you should probably start there. User support is provided on a volunteer basis at the OmegaT Yahoo User Group. The FAQ corner there may be a good start for your questions. OmegaT also has an IRC (Internet Relay Chat) channel on FreeNode: #omegat. New versions of OmegaT can be downloaded from OmegaT SourceForge.net Project, where you may also file bug reports and requests for enhancements.

### Bug reports

Remember that every good bug report needs exactly three things:

- Steps to reproduce
- What you expected to see
- What you saw instead

More in Painless Bug Tracking article by Joel Spolsky

You should add copies of files, portions of the log (see OmegaT Files and Directories > User files location) , screen shots, anything that you think will help the developers to find and fix your bug. Note that bug reports and requests for enhancements are publicly visible, so you should not add any sensitive files. If you want to keep track of what is happening to the report you should register as a SourceForge user, login and file a bug report being logged in, or simply click Monitor on top of the report.

### Contributing to OmegaT project

To contribute to OmegaT, first join the user group (via web or by sending an email to OmegaT-subscribe@yahoogroups.com). To get involved in the OmegaT development you can join the developer group, via web or by sending an email to omegat-development-request@lists.sourceforge.net with subject "subscribe".

To translate OmegaT's user interface, user manual or other related documents, first read Localizing and customizing OmegaT guide, and join the OmegaT translators' group (via web or by sending an email to omegat-l10n-request@lists.sourceforge.net with subject "subscribe").

And get a feel of what is going on in the OmegaT world...

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