then why in the preferences is there a button for HTML on and off?Quark schrieb:HTML is not allowed here. You won't be able tu use it becouse of "security reasons". (in other words bullshit)
ok thanks for the reply
then why in the preferences is there a button for HTML on and off?Quark schrieb:HTML is not allowed here. You won't be able tu use it becouse of "security reasons". (in other words bullshit)
Well, there are still people who don't speak German or English. (few, I know, but still) It's for them that it's done in all these languages.My Selene schrieb:The swedish section is up now, and I can't really understand why this is imortant. To little stuff to do maybe? Everyone here knows english, so wha's the matter? And the translation is crap! I don't complain if it it's not a swede who wrote it, but if it is, ashame on him
Judging by the looks of it, the translator seems to be ShizzoKrause. Don't complain or he'll put frogs in your sleeping bag.My Selene schrieb:The swedish section is up now, and I can't really understand why this is imortant. To little stuff to do maybe? Everyone here knows english, so wha's the matter? And the translation is crap! I don't complain if it it's not a swede who wrote it, but if it is, ashame on him
Gelukkig heb ik mij maar met Nederlands bezig gehouden. Daar weet ik tenminste wel alles vanaf.My Selene schrieb:Heheh, well he can put some frogs. Then I get more food for free
EDIT: Här kan ni läsa in alla kort ni har tagit och skicka dem hem eller brinna de på CD! *asg*
Quark schrieb:I believe Babelfish doesn't know Swedish.
Thnx.Lucretia schrieb:check www.babelfish.org - there are links to translation pages & software for a lot of languages!
I think taht makes perfect sense ... *thirdbeeropened*mugabe schrieb:The last Swedish sentence, translated back to English, reads something like
"Here you can read in all the cards you have taken and send home them or be on fire they on CD."