Can I just add a little somthing here, as a native speaker of English. As well as InternationaliSation, consider LocaliSation. Nothing annoys me more than programMMEs which have strange ideas about what coloUrs and flavoUrs it comes in, even though it can speak 35 different languages fluently, it knows only one dialect of English. Microsoft stuff has been good at this for years, another reason lots of ordinary people like their software; they know how to spell "Woolloomooloo" and that it has a "post" code and not try to correct that to "Wisconsin" or "Washington" and ask for a "zip" code. ;)
regs scot. > These are essential but limited in scope: > > Java Internationalization, Deitsch & Czarnecki > CJKV Information Processing, Lunde > > You also should get one that covers the full range of issues involved in > internationalization. There are a few goods ones, none great. The > best was > probably Nadine Kano's book, Developing International Software > for Windows ____________________________________________________ To change your JDJList options, please visit: http://www.sys-con.com/java/list.cfm Save Bandwidth! Clean up your posts before replying ____________________________________________________
