I am searching for markets that are too small for the big developers by big enough for me, myself and I. I was thinking too complex. Parrot Teacher is a keep it simple stupid app. It has cute birds. It needs a video with a happy young woman and pretty bird learning to talk. I have just now began to think about all of the speaking birds in China, Japan, the Middle East, and South America.
I am going to redo my Parrot Teacher app. into the translatable format and keep the price low. It will be fun to see what happens. I would like to view the thing in Chinese and to see how it appears. Perhaps I was a bit too stuck in the English speaking universe. Google took it upon there self or maybe it was just a computer at Google and alerted me to this possibility. It amazing what technology can do. Trump would be proud of me. Frank Z -----Original Message----- From: Frank Znidarsic <fznidar...@aol.com> To: vortex-l <vortex-l@eskimo.com>; rvargo1062 <rvargo1...@yahoo.com>; schallsm <schal...@atlanticbb.net> Sent: Tue, Feb 21, 2017 5:43 pm Subject: Fwd: Amazon Appstore – Parrot Teacher is Approved for Jed I learned something Jed would like. When I was doing my apps I put text into quotations something like this: print "Hi Jed" The app then displays Hi Jed. There is another way to do this by putting all of the text in the string file like print @string greeting In the string file is : string greeting = "Hi Jed" It seemed like an unnecessary step to me and I did not do it. My apps worked just fine without it. Now I find out that amazon and google convert everything in the string file into various languages. Like print "Kneechewah Jed" That's amazing, all of the apps text is automatically converted into all spoken tongs. I will have to put my text and help screens into the string file format and resubmit them. My apps will then reach the global market in their natural language. This will be a bit more work but it will be worth it. I am always learning something new. Frank Znidarsic
