Translation: once i wrote a script which took source and a block
["hello" "hallo" "world" "welt" ..]
it then looked for all strings on source and if present, replaced them.
strings not found where collected and presented in a text-list.
result was an equivalent source with translated text.
could try to dig it out.

-Volker

 Am Donnerstag, 22. August 2002 06:10 schrieb Jason Cunliffe:
> Here's an English translation of %Maoww.txt
> I'll work on the source to see if I can add a language switch option
> ./Jason
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Project Name:
>  Maoww!
>
> Author:
>  Nicolas Fournier
>
>  email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>  Jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Project Description:
>
>  A basic Jabber client
>
>
> Features:
>
>  Manage contact list by categories ('Online', 'Off-List' and 'Offline')
>  Send and receive messages (standard or in 'chat' mode)
>  Renaming and deletion of items from the contacts list.
>
>
> Limitations:
>
>  No "gateway" management
>  Passwords are not encrypted
>  No groups management
>
> How to use the program:
>
>  The program is contained in a single REBOL script (Maoww.r)
>
>  When it launches, a logni window appears...
>
>  Users who do not already have a Jabber account, must create one by
> checking the box ["Create a new account"], after entering the new user name
> and password.
>
>  If you have an existing account on a Jabber server, you only need to enter
> your user name, password, and the name of the server where that account is
> hosted.
>
>  Menu Descriptions:
>
>   Menu
>
>  Login   :Change account
>  Add contact  :Add another Jabber user to the contacts list
>  About   :Display the version number
>  Quit   :Quit the program (no kiding)
>
>  Menu appearing when clicking on a contact
>
>  Mailbox   :open a window with the messages received by this user
>  Write message :<-
>  Chat   :<-
>  Subscribe  :Subscribe to the presence of a user 'Off List'
>  Rename   :<-
>  Delete   :<-

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