[OSRAIDS-developers] Re: Question

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Robert and others....

I have found many mentions of issues with Slovak on webdevelopment
many of them revert to the UTF-8 (by the way my new setup will allow
you to revert also!) while the rest are using the windows-1250 char
set. I will allow the manual configuration of language sets so that
UTF can be used but as I am finding most languages are working well
with the ISO system.  It is the best of both worlds, I get to stick to
the standards and use the ISO 8859-X for the languages and if a user
wants they can select the UTF-8 for thier system. I am working on the
idea of a central I18N server for the lang sets so that translators
can update a central system and users can download the updated
language set instead of a new version everytime. (for work I still use
osraids v1.1 because it does most every thing I need.)



I need to get another development version out and a release, its been
a month or so... I want to use the CVS system but I need a kick in the
butt.

I would like any submissions for the following ideas for a forward
looking todo list:

1. Customer site setup report.

2. Customer address book printout

3. Consultant address book printout

4. Insert reporting idea here.........Reports are important

5. Accounting system - -  should I do a cash system also or just stick
to double ledger. Most "consultants" I know run a cash balance sheet.
I however have a double ledger system started.


later.........





On Wed, 17 Nov 2004 13:43:05 +0100, Robert Zeln=EDk <rz...@vs...> wro=
te:
> the picture that you sent me seems like if the web has not a meta charset
> definition, like if it shows text in utf-8, but the browser recognizes it=
 as
> a commont 8bit (ascii, iso-8859-*) encoded page.
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> Look at the encoding info in your browser, you will see the recognized
> encoding.
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> You can try to go to sk.wikipedia.org, it is in utf-8:
> http://sk.wikipedia.org/
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> Or this one:
> http://uniletim.sourceforge.net/
> if you swith the pop-up switcher in the top right corner into slovak lang=
ugae,
> you can see the webpage in iso-8859-2 encoding.
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> Robert
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> On Wednesday 17 November 2004 05:31, Andrew Latham wrote:
> > I am working on the translations for a bit. I have most of yours in.
> > Do you know of any good Slovak websites to look at, I am trying to
> > match up the work and have purchased some dictionarys for some
> > languages.
> >
> > later.
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> Robert Zelnik
> e-mail: rz...@vs...
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