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DFPUG meeting Stuttgart, Germany (December)
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03/12/2002 20:18:35
Dragan Nedeljkovich (Online)
Now officially retired
Zrenjanin, Serbia
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Visual FoxPro
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User groups
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00728937
Message ID:
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Hi Dragan,

>In my Atari (1988) instruction manual it said "wenn ein Programm gelinkt ist...", and then explained that "gelinkt" comes from the "Germisch" language.

the good old Atari :) "Germish" < g >. Yes, this word is often used to describe the mixture of the English and German langauage. But you can also say "New German" (don't know if this translates well).

As I said in my other message, most of the "Germish" speaking people are computer geeks < g >. I personally prefer English manuals and books for all the computer stuff because many translations for words like Checkbox, Listbox, etc. are really bad.

Regards,
Armin

Armin Neudert
Regional Director (Stuttgart) of German FoxPro User Group dFPUG

MCP for Visual FoxPro

Expert/Editor of the VFP section in the German Codezone community portal
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