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This is the project page of the German translation of Vim's documentation. You'll find here ready to install zip archives, the po4a sources and an html version. Unfortunately, this all is in an early state. You will find Vim here: Vim.org
So you've come to the project page of vimhelp-de. Nice to see you. How did you learn about it? How do you like it? What could be improved? I gently please you to drop me a mail at eixman@gmx.de (Florian 'eix' Rehnisch).
vimhelp-de_latest_101122.zip
vimhelp-de_73_101122.zip
vimhelp-de_72_091014.zip
vimhelp-de_71_091014.zip
vimhelp-de_70_091014.zip
vimhelp-de_64_091014.zip
vimhelp-de_63_091014.zip
vimhelp-de_62_091014.zip
How do localized help files work?
Vim gets a two-letter code from the locale system, say lo, and
searches doc/*.lox in the runtime files.
Vim lists the system wide runtime directory of a release (such as vim73) with
:echo $VIMRUNTIME. If one isn't allowed to write there, they
aren't lost: There is the 'runtime' option (get with :echo
&runtimepath), containing a comma separated list of visited runtime
directories.
Find a directory there (say /home/user/.vim or
C:\Docs\user\vimfiles), create a sub-directory doc in it, and
unpack the zip archive there. Done, should run. If not, look at the
'helplang' option.
Maybe it's useful to regenerate the help tags: :helptags
/path/to/doc.
For installing Vim, see usr_90.
-- Florian 'eix' Rehnisch <eixman@gmx.de>