Richard,
> I can get the head of software dev here to do so. His wife is Russian and
> they use Russian keyboard switches in NT and also have Russian language
> installed at home.
Cool!
> If he has a quick look (all the time he has) - what is it that he must look
> for?
Ahh, yes... it would have been smart of me to include a URL, eh?
Here it is:
http://www.e-smith.org/docs/manual/4.1/userguide-russian.html
WARNING: I dumped the Russian manual to a *single* HTML file, which means
that it loads in the page and then starts loading ALL the images into the
browser... which can make for a while to load. You might want to turn off
the display of images (or at least be ready to push the Stop button).
The gentleman who is doing the translation only translated the first 4 chapters
or so before sending this to me as a trial.
> This also interests us as we add multilingual searching, meta data and
> referencing into our EKMS......
>
> Is Cyrillic a multi-byte language?
I honestly don't know. Anyone else know?
Regards,
Dan
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