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... seeking common ground from which to start our work of convincing. E.g. if I want to persuade a supporter of local cuisine to dine in a French restaurant, it is useless to try to convince him that French cuisine is comparable or superior in quality to Italian cuisine, it will be better ...

... In FWH 13.07, everything is working just fine. Usually I put the text of my e-mail into a memo to store it within my application. In Dutch and French, a lot of special characters are used : àéèâêîôûäëïöü , etc. In my application you can see them like this: https://www.ma-consult.be/email1.jpg ...

As of now we are supporting Excel language translations for only 1 English, 2 Spanish, 3 French, 4 Portuguese, 5 German, 6 Italian 'en', 'es', 'fr', 'pt', 'de', 'it' With your help and support, we will try to provide support for Dutch also. Please help me with this ...

... locate the string '=SUBTOTAL(9,' and substitute it with '=SOUS.TOTAL(9;' We would be glad if you can let us know if this modification works for French installation of Excel. I changed the file report.prg '=SUBTOTAAL(9;' but stil have the same error.

... information see https://www.berlitz.com/blog/german-umlaut-meaning-letters In UTF-8 they are a lot of other 2-Byte characters, used in french, spanish, danish croatian, etc. All 2-Byte characters I have tested are concerned! One other aspects that (perhaps) fit the theme: If you switch ...

Notes: By default FWH handles 6 languages and each of these languages has its own ID from 1 to 6. 1 English, 2 Spanish, 3 French, 4 Portugese, 5 German, 6 Italian We can add more languages using FWAddLanguage(). We will not discuss this here. At the beginning of the program we need ...

... Silvio, what DATE Format do you use :?: you got YYYY/MM/DD but there is no DATEFORMAT like that Syntax Date Format ANSI yy.mm.dd BRITISH dd/mm/yy FRENCH dd/mm/yy GERMAN dd.mm.yy ITALIAN dd-mm-yy JAPAN yy.mm.dd USA mm-dd-yy AMERICAN mm/dd/yy so "extract" YYYY, MM and DD from Element before ...

... ) * Uso esto en el init PROCEDURE Set Exact on request hb_gt_win set talk off set echo off set bell off set confirm off set wrap on set date french set date format 'dd/mm/yyyy' set century on Request DBFCDX, DBFFPT, OrdCreate, OrdKeyCount, OrdKeyNo, OrdKeyGoto RddSetDefault( 'DBFCDX') set ...

... <br> French Terry <br> Lange mouwen <br> Hooded <br> Regular fit <br> Voorgekrompen ringgesponnen katoen <br> Zijnaden <br> ...

... <br> French Terry <br> Lange mouwen <br> Hooded <br> Regular fit <br> Voorgekrompen ringgesponnen katoen <br> Zijnaden <br> ...

... Local apunte :=libro+"-"+fecha Local cFiles := cRaiz+"\"+CarpetaSAT+"\"+apunte SET CENTURY ON SET DATE TO FRENCH //----------------Si no existe, se crea carpeta de la SAT------------------ if ! HB_DirExists( Curdrive()+":\"+cRaiz+"\"+CarpetaSAT ...

Hello, I think I found an example: function setfiledate(cFile, dDate) local hFile := FOpen( cFile, FO_READWRITE ) local aInfo SET DATE FRENCH SET CENTURY ON SetFTime( hFile, "13:00:00", dDate ) // MsgInfo( "D o n e !" ) FClose( hFile ) return nil I will test. Best regards ...

I am starting a new application and this time I am going to attempt to make it available in multiple languages (going to start with English, French and Spanish).

Since I have not tried this before I was wondering what is the best approach to doing this?

... two uppercase letters indicating * the subtype of the language. In example: * * British English: en_UK * Italian: it_IT * Swiss Italian: it_CH * French: fr_FR * American English: en_US * Japanese: ja_JP (jp is the nation code, while ja is the language). * * The "en_US" language code ...

but if I should create an application in different languages (English, French, Spanish, German) I would have to spend many days writing strings. You need to use this function for each word: FWAddString( { "englishStr", "SpanishStr", ...