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Re: Ldraw.org: Organization and look & feel
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Mon, 12 Apr 1999 09:27:32 GMT
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Tim:

[...]

> :)  Um, I'll send you an email with Verdana attached :P  Its a Microsoft
> freeware typeface.

Does it work in X?

> Ok.  And I probably should know this, but what is lynx?

<URL:http://lynx.browser.org/>

[...]

[ Using Apache to handle multiple languages. ]

> What are the advantages of this system over having each language with their
> own subdirectory?

You get a translated page if it is translated, otherwise you
get an English one.

Your suggestion means that you get nothing if people get to
a page that isn't translated yet.

[ Separate catalogs for each language. ]

> > Not a bad idea, except that it means that the translators
> > have to translate every page before the translation can be
> > used.
> 
> Could you please explain the meaning of that further?

Suppose we have the pages "/english/index.html" and
"/english/download.html" in English, which refer to each
other.

If I only get around to translate "/english/index.html" to
"/dansk/index.html" then there will be a dead link pointing
to "/dansk/download.html".

[...]

> > We could also use plain gzipped Postscript. The compression
> > is equivalent to the one Acrobat performs and the tools are
> > free.
> 
> I don't think that my (Win98) PC provides a reader for gzipped postscript.

It is probably not a part of the official Win98
distribution, but you can get a PostScript viewer at
<URL:http://www.cs.wisc.edu/%7Eghost/> and your browser
should be able to handle gzip (otherwise Apache will
automagically uncompress it for you).

There should be PostScript "printer" drivers included in you
Win98 distribution.

> Could we do both formats?

No problem.

> I assume the gzipped postscript is leaning more toward use on Unix
> workstations, right?

Could be.

> Acrobat seems to be the standard for Windows.

Probably because you can pay for it. :-)


Play well,

Jacob

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