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Geek Culture / MS HTML HELP for Japanese

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Oryaaaaa
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Joined: 20th Mar 2003
Location: Aichi-ken, Japan
Posted: 16th Jul 2003 09:06
http://nagoya.cool.ne.jp/oryaaaaa/DarkBasicProfessional.chm

I began to make DBProHELP for Japanese. The form of "MS HTML HELP" was adopted so that reference could be done freely. Although Japanese people have many opportunities to learn English, there is no opportunity to actually talk and it makes the English document very weak. If this is completed, I will think that Japanese users will increase in number.
DarkBasicProfessional is wonderful.
HZence
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Posted: 16th Jul 2003 09:46
Wow, looks good. I'm sure that Rich and the team will be impressed.

Oryaaaaa
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Posted: 16th Jul 2003 10:07
Free reference can be performed if DarkBasicSoftware makes the help file of "MS HTML HELP." Although it is not the English version in Japanese, I am using this software.

http://www3.to/kaeru-machine/HTML Help Designer

Although there is seemingly this English version, it is lost now. It is very easy to use.

DarkBasicProfessional is wonderful.
HZence
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Posted: 16th Jul 2003 10:08
I'd give you my opinion if I understood Japanese...

SW Games - www.freewebs.com/swgames

Yeah, I know, I only have one game. Yeah, I know it sucks. But I made it! Me!
Shadow Robert
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Location: Hertfordshire, England
Posted: 16th Jul 2003 11:38
wow thats better than the english one... now all we need is Unicode available in the IDE for programming and compiler and we're all set

Oryaaaaa
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Posted: 17th Jul 2003 10:23
There are some Japanese users by CyberSpace. Since they are good at English, this CHM is unnecessary. It seems that it has participated in problem solution of UTF-16 actually at beta test. In Japan, only a thing [ like not a script but a map editor ] whose game development tool is is released. Only VC++ and Delphi exist in the following tool. There is no 3D engine loading. Therefore, Japanese can be displayed by TEXT, and if a manual is Japanese, Japanese concern will increase. In free software, although there is a Basic compiler corresponding to DirectX, since it is doing with the hobby by individual development, performance is bad. Although the game development magazine is also published, only the development environment which is very hard to use is introduced. If DarkBasicProfessional is introduced, I will think that I bring a revolution to individual development environment.

DarkBasicProfessional is wonderful.
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 17th Jul 2003 10:27
you know if you don't mind Oryaaaa then perhaps you can help me out in the same area for some things i'm working on - like translating manuals properly.

i'd use the online engine or my own knowlage but ones as bad as the other
don't need it done yet, but it would be nice to know that you'd atleast be willing if or when the i needed someone to translate.

Oryaaaaa
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Posted: 17th Jul 2003 10:38
It cannot translate well. I am translating the language of Raven vaguely. A CHM manual is not made from translation. Understanding operation well, I write. I ask a question like [ at the time of VertexShader ] in not understanding. Please help me.

DarkBasicProfessional is wonderful.
Shadow Robert
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Posted: 17th Jul 2003 11:09
gather that any help written, which is translation or self made is better than no help.

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