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sonny73044

Joined: 08 Dec 2004
Posts: 28
Location: Oklahoma,USA

sonny73044 26 Jan 2005, 14:05

Fecha = Date in Spanish

@willow, I don't think anyone looked that far down in the .asm.
The additional translations are found all the way at the bottom:

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26 Jan 2005, 14:05

beppe85

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Posts: 181

beppe85 26 Jan 2005, 17:47

Portuguese brazilian: "CalendÃ¡rio", "Hoje", "Novo estilo"

26 Jan 2005, 17:47

bubach

Joined: 17 Sep 2004
Posts: 341
Location: Trollhättan, Sweden

bubach 26 Jan 2005, 19:26

In that case..

Code:

datebut:
...
else if lang eq se
     db   ' Datum 1 '
     db   ' Datum 2 '

26 Jan 2005, 19:26

Mad_Overclocker

Joined: 11 Jan 2005
Posts: 20
Location: France,Earth

Mad_Overclocker 26 Jan 2005, 20:36

sonny73044 wrote:

Fecha = Date in Spanish

@willow, I don't think anyone looked that far down in the .asm.

i did

but i haven't translated "new style" yet.
willow,i see that you are ukrainian,so i guess you have an idea about that Smile

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26 Jan 2005, 20:36

sonny73044

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sonny73044 26 Jan 2005, 20:47

I didn't untill willow's post Embarassed

even adding all languages for my web site.
BTW calendar with all languages to date available here http:/www.geocities.com/sonny73044/meos_index.htm I will continue to add languages as they are posted.
Thanks again Ivushkin Andrey for the program and thanks to all for the translations Smile

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26 Jan 2005, 20:47

Mad_Overclocker

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Mad_Overclocker 26 Jan 2005, 21:43

sonny73044 wrote:

I didn't untill willow's post even adding all languages for my web site.
BTW calendar with all languages to date available here http:/www.geocities.com/sonny73044/meos_index.htm I will continue to add languages as they are posted.
Thanks again Ivushkin Andrey for the program and thanks to all for the translations

your site is nice (not graphically* Wink

).
thanks for sharing all those files.
*btw it doesn't matter

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26 Jan 2005, 21:43

sonny73044

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sonny73044 27 Jan 2005, 00:21

Thanks Mad_Overclocker, I just tried to "collect" all the software that's scattered around. And obviosly I didn't spend much time, maybe I'll update the site later, but I'm not to concerned with looks (besides my very limited html abilities Smile

)
Actually it's my first site written with a text editor (I know there are plenty of html utils but its fun to learn)
Glad you found it useful and I appreciate the comment

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27 Jan 2005, 00:21

luka666

Joined: 17 Aug 2004
Posts: 22

luka666 28 Jan 2005, 16:38

Slovenian (addition):
1st date is 1. Datum
2nd date is 2. Datum

"Calendar", "Today", and "New style" translates to "Koledar", "Danes", and "Novi stil".

sonny73044: its okay site. i personaly dont care much about graphics. the important thing is the data it holds.
There is a error in the ukranian translation:
db 'Tchl'
four letters of allowed 3...
and i made mistake in days. sorry. corrected:

Code:

else if lang eq si 
     db   3 
     db   7 
     db   'Ned'
     db   'Pon' 
     db   'Tor' 
     db   'Sre' 
     db   'Cet' 
     db   'Pet' 
     db   'Sob'

Last edited by luka666 on 28 Jan 2005, 17:42; edited 3 times in total

28 Jan 2005, 16:38

spideros1

Joined: 17 Jan 2004
Posts: 77
Location: Poland

spideros1 28 Jan 2005, 16:48

Polish translation:

Code:

else if lang eq pl
     db   11
     db   'Styczen    '
     db   'Luty       '
     db   'Marzec     '
     db   'Kwiecien   '
     db   'Maj        '
     db   'Czerwiec   '
     db   'Lipiec     '
     db   'Sierpien   '
     db   'Wrzesien   '
     db   'Pazdziernik'
     db   'Listopad   '
     db   'Grudznen   '

and days:

Code:

else if lang eq pl
     db   3
     db   7
     db   'Nie'
     db   'Pon'
     db   'Wto'
     db   'Sro'
     db   'Czw'
     db   'Pia'
     db   'Sob'

28 Jan 2005, 16:48

luka666

Joined: 17 Aug 2004
Posts: 22

luka666 28 Jan 2005, 17:39

addition to spideros1`s post (he is to lazy to update himself Very Happy

)
"Calendar", "Today", and "New style" is "Kalendarz", "Dzisiaj", "Nowy styl"
1st date, 2nd date is data 1, data 2

and a hungarian translation from Zeroflag:

Code:

else if lang eq hu 
     db   10 
     db   'JanuÃ¡r    ' 
     db   'FebruÃ¡r   ' 
     db   'MÃ¡rcius   ' 
     db   'Ãprilis   ' 
     db   'MÃ¡jus     ' 
     db   'JÃºnius    ' 
     db   'JÃºlius    ' 
     db   'Augusztus ' 
     db   'Szeptember' 
     db   'OktÃ³ber   ' 
     db   'November  ' 
     db   'December  '

Code:

else if lang eq si 
     db   1 
     db   7 
     db   'V' 
     db   'H' 
     db   'K' 
     db   'S' 
     db   'C' 
     db   'P' 
     db   'S'

Calendar = NaptÃ¡r
Today = Ma
New style = gergely-naptÃ¡r
1st date = 1. dÃ¡tum
2nd date = 2. dÃ¡tum

28 Jan 2005, 17:39

sonny73044

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Posts: 28
Location: Oklahoma,USA

sonny73044 28 Jan 2005, 18:17

Quote:

sonny73044: its okay site. i personaly dont care much about graphics. the important thing is the data it holds.
There is a error in the ukranian translation:
db 'Tchl'
four letters of allowed 3...
and i made mistake in days. sorry. corrected:

Thanks luka666, I corrected the calendar & updated new langs, Thanks to all

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28 Jan 2005, 18:17

Mad_Overclocker

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Posts: 20
Location: France,Earth

Mad_Overclocker 28 Jan 2005, 18:41

luka666 wrote:

sonny73044: its okay site. i personaly dont care much about graphics. the important thing is the data it holds.

exactly

luka666 wrote:

There is a error in the ukranian translation:
db 'Tchl'
four letters of allowed 3...

I have edited the post.
Thanks man Wink

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28 Jan 2005, 18:41

bloglite

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Posts: 109
Location: East Tennessee U.S.A.

bloglite 21 Apr 2005, 09:22

Just a thought.

How about a text clock running while calendar is displayed?

G'day, Mark

21 Apr 2005, 09:22

YONG

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YONG 21 Apr 2005, 15:27

Not sure whether or not it would accept 2-byte characters.

Anyway, here are the translations in Traditional Chinese:

Jan = "一月 "
Feb = "二月 "
Mar = "三月 "
Apr = "四月 "
May = "五月 "
Jun = "六月 "
Jul = "七月 "
Aug = "八月 "
Sep = "九月 "
Oct = "十月 "
Nov = "十一月"
Dec = "十二月"
(6 bytes long)

Sun = "星期日"
Mon = "星期一"
Tue = "星期二"
Wed = "星期三"
Thu = "星期四"
Fri = "星期五"
Sat = "星期六"
(6 bytes long)

Calendar = "月曆"
- "Per-day" calendar = "日曆"
- "Per-month" calendar = "月曆"
- "Per-year" calendar = "年曆"
(4 bytes long)

Today = "今天"
(4 bytes long)

New style = "新樣式"
(6 bytes long)

Edited:

If the word "date" refers to something like "April 22nd, 2005",
the translations would be:

Date = "日期"
(4 bytes long)

1st date = "日期一"
2nd date = "日期二"
(6 bytes long)

If the word "date" refers to a scheduled meeting or an appointment
with someone, the translations would be:

Date = "約會"
(4 bytes long)

1st date = "約會一"
2nd date = "約會二"
(6 bytes long)

YONG

21 Apr 2005, 15:27

DC740

Joined: 01 Oct 2004
Posts: 74
Location: Argentina

DC740 22 Apr 2005, 18:31

it would be great to put the calendar inside menuetos, show the window when you click in the clock, and maybe add a clock changer

22 Apr 2005, 18:31

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