CoffeeCup Software - german-language?...

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each CC-software is a great - sorry THE GREATEST - software i ever found, but what about translating CC-products to german-language?? this would be a great idea ;)

(sorry for my villainous english :/)

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Ursula

I tell you, your English is better than mine, and I come from England!

I reckon if I were German, or my native language was German, I would also want the programme to be translated as well. Keep asking.

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ursula1897 wrote:
each CC-software is a great - sorry THE GREATEST - software i ever found, but what about translating CC-products to german-language?? this would be a great idea ;)

(sorry for my villainous english :/)

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Hi Ursula,
This is an issue that CC has been talking about addressing just as soon as they can get around to it. There are already a number of people who have been contacted in anticipation of this move, but with all the updating of software, and shipping new products, this has probably had to take a back seat for awhile. If nothing else, it certainly seems that you have no problem with the English language!
Bye for now,
Janys :)
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Hi Pim here,

I am an Englishman by birth but have now lived in Germany since 1975. If I can be of any assistance in the translation department for the German language for CC software then lets go for it.

Pim.
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Hi Pim here,

I am an Englishman by birth but have now lived in Germany since 1975. If I can be of any assistance in the translation department for the German language for CC software then lets go for it.

Pim.

Pim, I always put off tommorrow what I can do today!

I think CC asked people a while back to do some translation for them. However, email them and ask if this is something you could help them with. I am sure they would appreciate the offer.

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simon hogben wrote:
Hi Pim here,

I am an Englishman by birth but have now lived in Germany since 1975. If I can be of any assistance in the translation department for the German language for CC software then lets go for it.

Pim.

Simon,
Where are you in Germany?
J ;)
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JANYS HYDE wrote:
simon hogben wrote:
Hi Pim here,

I am an Englishman by birth but have now lived in Germany since 1975. If I can be of any assistance in the translation department for the German language for CC software then lets go for it.

Pim.

Simon,
Where are you in Germany?
J ;)

Janys,

I live in a Garrison town called Sennelager - as fun they say it is the worst LAGER in the World.
The local main town is called PADERBORN.

Pim
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simon hogben wrote:
JANYS HYDE wrote:
simon hogben wrote:
Hi Pim here,

I am an Englishman by birth but have now lived in Germany since 1975. If I can be of any assistance in the translation department for the German language for CC software then lets go for it.

Pim.

Simon,
Where are you in Germany?
J ;)

Janys,

I live in a Garrison town called Sennelager - as fun they say it is the worst LAGER in the World.
The local main town is called PADERBORN.

Pim

Pim
Just found you on the map.........is it possible I went through those parts on my way to get a ferry to Denmark? (Or perhaps I was coming in the opposite direction..........can't remember)?
I have been to Germany many times, but normally my journey is confined to Bavaria, the Black Forest, Lake Constance, Allgau, and areas around Munich, though I have been to Berlin, many years ago, when East was East and West was West..........I stayed in East Berlin with a coachful of people who all had their visa on my passpart! We were obliged to move as a group!
Basically I was their responsible representative whilst we were all there........you probably know more about the politics of these things than I do......but in brief, I believe that is how it worked at the time.
Anyway, hope you are ok,
take care,
Janys

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