replacement of the keyboard to the other language

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  Other tools are only additional software that are provided with the laptop.
  This software is only available on the Toshiba Recovery CD and cannot be downloaded.
  All Toshiba drivers are published on the Toshiba page!

  If you wish, you can order the recovery CD of the ASP where you bought the laptop. In you case it s Germany.
  Finally and most importantly the recovery CD can be ordered only in the same language.
  If you bought the laptop in Germany, you will only get the recovery in relevant language CD.

  I'm not sure about the cost but it must be very cheap!
  Contact the ASP and simply ask!

  Best regards

• Satellite U200: Home WXP - installation of the other language

  I saw a good deal on a Toshiba Satellite U200 and want to buy, only problem is the Windows XP Home comes with, it is in French, and I want an English... OK, I have one English here, so I can activate it, but I was wondering if I can just install the English version and remove the French class. Do I have to re - install all drivers and stuff?
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  Thank you for your query details.

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• We use Flash Pro CC creating animations with legends and export to html 5.  We must translate the captions in other languages. How can we download translation of texts in our flash animations so we can use them in html5 using CreateJS?

  We use Flash Pro CC creating animations with legends and export to html 5.  We must translate the captions in other languages. How can we download translation of texts in our flash animations so we can use them in html5 using CreateJS?  I use the Flash on a Mac OSX 10.10.3

  Are you familiar with JavaScript?

  It does not completely answer your question, but the text displayed on the screen from any language (ActionScript/CreateJS / [insert the programming language]) generally all following the same path. Each language has a file stored in some form of key = value style, named through the language and the country of your choice, for example en_US.json

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  Nickname... but if you understand...

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  Title: LocalizationObject ['CONFIRM_YES_NO'],

  buttons:]

  {

  text: LocalizationObject ["YES"],

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  }

  {

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  Please consider loosely. 'LocalizationObject' is a variable object or service that returns the appropriate text for the key that you provide. In this case, he provided the key 'CONFIRM_YES_NO', 'YES' and 'NO', which must be on the right answer for this key, localized.

  Again, this is not a manual on how to do it via Flash Pro but it's the general conceptual way you could do it in any language. There are a variety of other ways to do it, but it's a very simple way, as long as you keep your key names at least wake up verbose. A key name such as LocalizationObject ["ABC123"] is not really tell you what the key can be referred. Also nest them contributes greatly, as LocalizationObject ["UI'] ['DIALOGUES'] ['CONFIRM'] ['YES_NO'] = ' are you sure? It just shows I nested the title of the dialog within the user interface, because it is the text that appears in the user interface rather than content. Then inside dialog boxes that may contain a variety of different dialog boxes. Then inside her CONFIRM type of dialogue. Finally, the type is a dialogue YES_NO type (as opposed to OK_CANCEL or JUST_OK, etc.). Whole set makes it easy to understand what the text of reading: UI YES_NO confirm DIALOG boxes.

  I hope that from here you can see that you need to review everywhere you display text on the screen and centralize it in a sort of object (function or variable) of your choice. You must store the external language files to prevent unnecessarily load the other languages as well as an easy to modify Setup.

  The rest is just using basic JavaScript.

  Just be ready for the most difficult challenge. At least for me. The size of the text in several languages is very different, and in some cases requires the loading of special fonts. This can make layout in a very difficult dynamic environment. Always thinking all text how big or small can be in any particular and plan field on this size more and shrink so that to handle this situation correctly.

• Serial number of the other English test language (student edition)

  Hello

  I am student at the Japan now, so I am qualified for the purchase of the student and the Professor for Adobe Photoshop Elements 8 Edition.

  The problem is that they are only selling the Japanese version of the software. I can't undertand Japanese so I need to have installed in my PC English language version.

  My question is:

  If I download a trial version of Adobe Photoshop Elements 8; since the Adobe North America page, and then I buy here in Japan the Japanese version of elements: can I use the serial number corresponding to the Japanese version for the activation of the trial version English language?

  The FAQ of Photoshop is not clear for me, because I really want to continue the same language as my trial, but by using a serial number corresponding to the other language version:

  --------------------------------

  I would like to install my product in a language other than the language, that I installed the product during my trial period. Can I uninstall and reinstall my application in another language?

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  -----------------------------------

  If for any reason, it is not possible to use the serial number Japanese on a trial version of language English; Let me propose another situation:

  Given that I uninstalled the trial version of my PC, if I'm able to borrow the installation of 8 items from a friend's English-language CD, and then, when the serial number is requested, can I use the serial number that I received during the purchase of Japanese language edition?

  I searched the Internet and I found nothing about this unusual subject.

  I would appreciate if someone could give me a permission to this topic.

  Best regards

  Ricardo

  If I understand correctly, there is a limitation in PSE 7 that the generation of the trial does not have to accept this serial number on the box, a user must have to buy from the inside of the screen of the trial. But this limitation went away from PSE 8. You can use a serial number valid regardless of if PSE box was purchased or if it has been downloaded in the trial on the web.

  Kind regards

  Ankush

• Add sine together in the new language

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• Users have access to the various languages in RH7

  Hello
  
  I'm at the beginning of this project using RH7. We used RH5 so far.
  Historically, we had 2 separate online help, one in English, in French. Switch from one to the other would bring the user to the top level of the Table of contents for each language.
  
  Many people are bilingual in the Canada and many people like to have access to both languages allows at the click of a button, without clutter to have both appear at the same time.
  
  Initially, I thought that conditional compilation tags would be able to provide me with this ability, but this function allows only for a source file to generate several end users, online help.
  
  
  Is it possible to pass or to switch between languages, while remaining in the same topic and have the TOC toggle to the other language at the same time?
  
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  I need a button while browsing the RED section, taking me to the RED (topic of the French) section and the table of the French material. (and back, of course)
  
  
  A solution that would achieve this will allow me to plan my project properly.
  
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  ChipCorbeil
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  Welcome to our community, Chip

  It would be a bit of work, but could be done. You could first review site of the Adobe Community Expert Peter Grainge fellow on call WebHelp. I will insert a link below.

  Click here to see article

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  I wonder because there is a lot of code out there already written in c++, java, and so on and I'm not too eager to wear if I have to.

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  Basically the other languages are not yet supported. You can use ActionScript3 (Flash, etc), or JavaScript and HTML 5 stuff.

  The native SDK (for C/C++) is promised in the form of beta this summer and in a first version of the October Dev Con. At this point, in theory, we could use any language, if a door at runtime (e.g. Python) or if the output was compatible code machine.

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• In the Korean language keyboard Viewer

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• Portege R500 - replacement of the keyboard - success

  After buying a new keyboard for the R500 on EBay about a year ago, I finally blew the courage to replace a badly scratched by a new keyboard. The reason I've waited? I was worried about how to get out the old keyboard (it is locked down to the chassis, and it was obvious that I have would hurt one during the withdrawal.

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  The description above is not to discuss the keyboard however, so here's some additional information and tips:

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  _Now back to the keyboard: _

  Once you have managed to disconnect his cable on the bottom, turn the laptop and start to remove the keyboard on the edges. It is supported by many small pieces of sticky tape, 2 faces, and that's it. As the base of the keyboard is made of aluminum, it is likely that you will distort the keyboard a bit as release you it, even though it may be downplayed maybe using a tool like a rule or something plastic and pry with it. Take care of not to damage the connector of the Ribbon and try to ignore these scary cracking sounds that identify each section!

  Once you have turned it off, you must remove any excess tape before starting point and again put a bunch of small pieces of new, good quality 2-sided tape (such as 3 m). No need to use anything stronger or thicker - just put a bunch of parts everywhere on the base, especially near the edges and the space key.

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  Re-assembling, taking care to put the 4 mm and 6 mm screws in the right places and a tiny on the side.

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  Why is-strike (shift-") on my keyboard (@) key? When the other my keyboard is (update 2).

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  John Barnett MVP: Windows XP Expert associated with: Windows Desktop Experience: Web:http://www.winuser.co.uk;  Web:http://xphelpandsupport.mvps.org;  Web:http://vistasupport.mvps.org;  Web:http://www.silversurfer-guide.com

• Change the input language (but no keyboard)

  Advice from Microsoft about this is here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/Add-or-change-an-input-language

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