Sunday September 09 2001 17:28, Gerrit Kuehn wrote to Gerald Miller:
GK> Gerald Miller wrote on Thu (06.Sep.2001) at 19:18 in a message to
GK> Gerrit Kuehn about Link check:
GM>> decided that I should follow Martin's and your suggestion to take
GM>> such a topic to the FIDO_UTIL echoarea... when the need is
GM>> overwhelming.
GK> We'll meet again there. :)
If you should happen to drop in on this echo area... :)
GM>> The translation "push" came about when I started to question
GM>> Ferdinand about why German speaking people should be the only
GM>> people able to use and understand FileScan.
GK> Well, I always thought there would be great programs out there in
GK> English that do the same job... perhaps I was wrong. :)
I use a program called AllFix to do a job that I believe FileScan will (I was
told it would accomplish the TIC file processing ???) do.....
GK> Ferdinand asked for people who would volunteer to help with the
GK> translation and I said I would join the team. However, until now not
GK> much has happened since we're still waiting for the updated German
GK> version.
I got netmail from Ferdinand (a couple of days ago) and he just returned from a
jaunt to Russia. I'll have to answer him and put a "bug in his ear" about
updating the German version documentation so his good team of volunteers can
complete the English translation! :-))
GM>> Yes, I concur that the FIDO_UTIL echoarea would likely be a more
GM>> appropriate area for such discussions.... And, it does not seem
GM>> to be having as much activity as this echo has received within the
GM>> last week or two....
GK> Well, besides the rules I havn't seen any mail there for weeks...
Well, this will be a start.....
GM>> If I _were_ able to receive the filescan.ger echo, I would
GM>> probably be just as lost in it as I am with some of the
GM>> documentation. <BIG
GM> grin>> I can understand about ten German words....
GK> Oh, that's a good point to start from... :-)
Not a very good point when none of those ten words can be found anywhere within
the FileScan text files..... :-((
GM>> the !HISTORY file (I am interested in the stages of development
GM>> the program has gone through)?
GK> Hm, the file isn't that big, perhaps that would be a good point to
GK> start with the translation. :)
I presume that you are going to forward the translated file to Ferdinand so
that he will include it in his next "English" release?
Cheers ... Gerald
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