International Usage Question

I have a friend that wants to use Cold Fusion in an
international setting... specifically they want to have an
application built that can be used overseas, using a keyboard
layout other than English, but when the data is entered into the
SQL database by Cold Fusion, it is automatically translated into
English. Is this possible? What software is needed?
Many thanks.

leatherjeep wrote:
> using a keyboard layout other than English, but when the
data is entered into
> the SQL database by Cold Fusion, it is automatically
translated into English.
> Is this possible? What software is needed?
nope. while there are some decent machine translators
starting to appear most
are tied to a single locale (arabic to/from english seems to
be the most popular
these days) and cost way more than most anybody i know will
be able to pay
(except for the US gov of course).
there are plenty of free machine translators--as ian has
said, these days google
is probably best of breed (btw it's not babelfish, that's
translators s/w from
that *other* search engine) but even it doesn't cover all the
written languages
in use today nor does it even come close to being 100%
accurate. keep in mind
that a bad translation at worst could kill somebody ("this
side towards enemy")
or simply embarrass you ("pepsi brings your ancestors back
from the grave",
http://moronland.net/moronia/moron/1064/).
pretty much nobody wants that kind of
responsibility especially from a black box machine
translator.
your best bet for accurate translations are still domain
expert humans (you
don't want hard rock geologists translating brain surgery
text books). if you
want to read some more on this subject, search my blog for
"translations":
http://www.sustainablegis.com/blog/cfg11n/
as for the technical details of an i18n app, "just use
unicode" pretty much sums
it up (in this case).

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189M 121M 68M 65% /
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intelfb: Version 0.9.2
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serio: i8042 KBD port at 0x60,0x64 irq 1
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ttyS1 at I/O 0x2f8 (irq = 3) is a 16550A
ttyS0 at I/O 0x3f8 (irq = 4) is a 16550A
ttyS1 at I/O 0x2f8 (irq = 3) is a 16550A
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io scheduler anticipatory registered
io scheduler deadline registered
io scheduler cfq registered
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Uniform Multi-Platform E-IDE driver Revision: 7.00alpha2
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spurious 8259A interrupt: IRQ7.
VP_IDE: IDE controller at PCI slot 0000:00:07.1
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VP_IDE: VIA vt82c686b (rev 40) IDE UDMA100 controller on pci0000:00:07.1
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ide1 at 0x170-0x177,0x376 on irq 15
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hda: cache flushes supported
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p5_mmx : 2904.000 MB/sec
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raid6: int32x2 410 MB/s
raid6: int32x4 265 MB/s
raid6: int32x8 253 MB/s
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raid6: mmxx2 1136 MB/s
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raid6: sse1x2 1058 MB/s
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usbcore: registered new driver usbhid
drivers/usb/input/hid-core.c: v2.0:USB HID core driver
Disabled Privacy Extensions on device c05d68a0(lo)
Vendor: USB MASS Model: STORAGE DEVICE Rev: 0.10
Type: Direct-Access ANSI SCSI revision: 02
Attached scsi removable disk sda at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0
usb-storage: device scan complete
eth0: no IPv6 routers present

The PC was indeed turned off between the two checks.
However the first check was not performed right before the shutdown, but few hours before it.
:idea:
(...) varying from browser cache data increase to a cronjob like updatedb, or even you installing or downloading something.
When I've read these words I have started to "scroll" back in my memory buffer and eventually I've remembered that the only thing I did as superuser was to download some Firefox extensions which (surprise or not...) summed up to ~12M.
So we have the answer for this one too thanks to your hints
PS: That's exactly the reason why I've made a small / partition - to keep a close eye on it's usage and to ring some allarms when needed.
Again, thank you.

International usage need Help

How can I Disable/Enable EDGE? Since I'll travelling abroad I don't want to get screwed by AT&T. I've just learnt that their international charges are 2.49/min for the country I'll be visiting and that doesn't include EDGE usage.
I'm posting this question coz AT&T didn't really offer much help and gave me the facts listed below; to use EDGE u have 3 options.
1. 2c/Kb
2. 24.99/Monthly with 20Mb limit
3. 59.99/monthly with 50Mb Limit.
Thanks for the help

vbeachcomber,
In addition to the suggestion to turn off data roaming, if you are still concerned about it you could enable a SIM pin. A SIM pin would also require entering in the SIM pin before making voice calls.
If you continue to be concerned about it, which I don't see a technical need for but can understand, you could remove the SIM card.
Hope this help,s
Nathan C.

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Hi Everybody-
I am very new to SAP and i have question regarding internal tables. I have struture called "ZMI_VENDOR_TO_BW_GENERIC_V_TAB" which i get from another sap system thru SAP XI. Now i need to traverse thru this structure and add these values into custom database table. So i have declared an internal table like below
<b>data:itab_venkat type ZMI_VENDOR_TO_BW_GENERIC_V_TAB occurs 10.
data vendorid type c.
itab_venkat = Input-Generic_Vendor-Generic_Vendor_Record1.
LOOP AT itab_venkat.
vendorid = itab_venkat-generic_vendor_id1.
endloop.
</b>
i am getting an error saying occurs cannot be used and also getting an error at the loop statement, Can somebody please correct me, i am very new to SAP.in the loop i am getting the vendor id and then i should update the database table.
Please help me.
Thank you
Venkat

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Hello everyone, i hoping to be an Ipad user in the near future and i have a question about the 3G. As a UK user... if i brought a 3G sim card and then went on holiday or anywhere other than the UK. Would i still remain connected to the 3G network or any other network other than wifi?

Some helpful information I have discovered while motorhoming and boating throughout the US & Canada.
traveling internet for my laptop / Iphone 3g and now Ipad 3g.
I purchased a virgin mobile mifi hotspot for $149.00 Radio Shack USA $40/Month unlimited usage, pay as you go (they now have changed to 5 Gigs at full speed, and slow you down if you exceed 5 GB in the current month).
A small external device that allows up to 5 connections within a 40 foot range.
Charge it up and it is good for 8 hrs standby and 4 hours usage.
When I travel in Canada, I switch to my rogers mifi hardware and get similar rates for travel in Canada. (I don't know if Rogers offer pay as you go)
I am now conflicted on buying a 3g ipad or non 3g and simply continue with the usage of my virgin and rogers mifi's.
I may travel abroad and neither my virgin mifi or rogers mifi (rogers has a roaming agreement with ATT USA, very expensive tho) will not work and therefore am in the same predicament as you should I travel to Mexico, the Bahamas or England.
Now for my question....
Can I buy a mifi device that allows me to switch sim cards to the respective countries and buy local time? rather than possibly paying $150 for each piece of hardware.
Thanks,

Adding internal HD question

My G4 came with 3 internal 40G HDs. One quit working years ago and the start up HD recently began having kernel panics--the most recent of which I can't get around.
I thought I might be able to start up using the other HD and tried loading 10.0.3 on it but it hangs up at 'Optimizing System'.
I have another HD from another G4 which has Tiger loaded, and my thought was that if I put this in my "panic'd" machine I'd be able to use Tiger for start up and then be able to access my files on the 40G HD. Is that correct/likely?
If so, here's my problem/question: The 40G HDs were all connected to one cable which came from the top of a PCI card. They have what I think are SCSI connectors? The Tiger loaded HD I'd like to add has a different connector--ATA?
Can I simply connect the newer HD like it was connected in the other G4, and if so, will I need to change it to 'slave'?
Hope that all makes sense.
Thanks!

Hi, tab -
If the others are SCSI, and the 'new' one is ATA, then, yes, you can connect it like it was in the machine it is coming from. However, you would not jumper it as Slave - when an ATA bus has a single device (drive) on it, that device should be jumpered as Master. Exception - if the drive is a Western Digital brand and has a setting called "Single", use that instead of Master.
The designations Master and Slave on IDE/ATA buses confer no preference or priority, at least in Macs; they are simply addresses. If you have two drives on the ame bus, one set as Master and the other as Slave, either can be used as the primary boot drive.
Exception - if the machinne is ever set up as the Target machine in a Firewire Target Disk Mode config with another Mac, then only the drive set as Master on the ATA bus on the Target machine will appear on the Host machine's desktop.
As for whether that will allow you to access the non-available 40GB SCSI drives, that's a different thing. It would depend upon the reason those drives are presently not available. One way to check in advance is to boot to a valid install CD - if the drives appear when booted to it, then they should be available when the machine is booted to the ATA drive. If not, then probably not.

CPU Usage Question between Premier and Media Encoder

Hey guys,
Here is the question. I just built a new machine with the following specs:
Intel i7 2.66GHz process overclocked to 3.2GHz
12GB Memory
Nvidia 260 Overclocked video card.
When I export a video from Adobe Premier into Media Encoder, all 8 cores peg out at 100% and thus my CPU temp get hot really quick (78 - 80 degrees Celsius)
Now if I take the same original video file and just drag it into Media Encoder, my 8 cores only show about 24-40% usage and the temp only gets to around 55-60 degrees Celsius.
What is causing such a big difference in CPU usage? I'm afraid to use Adobe Premier as it causes the CPUs to max out everytime. I want to edit my videos, but as stuck with just using AME on the original files.

I suspect its simply because in the first case Pr and AME are both running. In the later, just ame loading the Pr project. In the forst case two projects are running simultaneously, the one in Pr and a temp copy in AME.
But more troublesome to me is why youve built a system that cant be maxed out. IN editing, we Want the CPUs to peg to process as fast as possible. IMHO; You should re-think the design of your workstation if it overheats so easily.
Curt

International Applecare Question

Hey guys. So, my iPod Shuffle stopped responding two weeks before I'm about to fly back to Canada after a year abroad in the UK. I'm thinking about getting a Nano, and I know that I want to buy the Applecare, since, as much as I love Apple products, they do have a tendency to break a lot.
But if I buy the iPod in the UK, does that mean I have to buy Applecare in the UK as well? Or can I buy my iPod in the UK and the Applecare in Canada? If I have to buy the Applecare in the UK, what does that mean in terms of my coverage for Canada?
Thanks!

J_Dub wrote:
1. We are sending an employee overseas (not the United States), the destination in this question is irrelevent. If we allot him/her 20 US Dollars equvalent of Skype credit. Can he/she then call any number he/she wants from skype, and pays with skype credit without incuring any extra fee's?
2. Does this still only work via Wi-Fi?
3. Can you use foriegn service (i.e. Vodaphone in Germany) providers without acurring international fees?
4. If said person abroad calls a cellphone in the USA will the receiver be charged? From what I have read this depends on the country. So does USA charge you for recieving a foriegn Skype call? I have read that only the caller is charged, but I wanted to get a confirmation on this.
5. Can a call from a Skype account abroad call a landline without the landline being incorperated into Skype connect?
Hello and welcome to the Skype Community.
With Skype there are no international calls. All calls are local worldwide irrespective of origin or destination.
1. Yes. You can call worldwide using credit and there are no additional costs.
2. No. It works without wifi
3. A Skype call from anywhere travels via the internet and only breaks to PSTN or a cellular network at a point close to the recipient's phone or device.
4. Some call recipients may be charged and some will not. It depends upon their plan but, even if some are charged, the amount would only be a few cents. The cellphone carrier will see the call as local [3. above].
5. Yes.
TIME ZONE - US EASTERN. LOCATION - PHILADELPHIA, PA, USA.
I recommend that you always run the latest Skype version: Windows & Mac
If my advice helped to fix your issue please mark it as a solution to help others.
Please note that I generally don't respond to unsolicited Private Messages. Thank you.

International Texting Question

I have a question to clarify some things.
I am currently a Verizon customer in the USA with Unlimited Texting, data, and have 700 shared minutes with the other lines.
I have a friend in Canada, and will be sending texts from the USA. To my understanding of your post, since I am in the USA and texting someone in Canada it falls under my "unlimited texting" and is free to contact my friend. However, under your linked "more info" page, each text sent and recieved from Canada will charge me $0.20. I want to know which source of information is correct before getting surprise charges on my bill.
Thanks for any follow up information.
Message was moved by: Verizon Moderator for better exposure

If you make a plan change mid-month, you usually have 3 options. You can either BACKDATE the plan to the start of the billing cycle, have it take effect immediately, or FORWARDDATE the plan to the start of the next billing cycle.
If you activate a new texting package, and BACKDATE it, you will be charged the full amount for the cost of that plan for the month, and all of your usage will be billed under your new plan. This can eliminate overages in a lot of cases.
If you activate the new package and choose to have it take effect immediately, or at the start of the next billing cycle, only usage that happens after the plan is activated will be billed under that plan. All your previous usage will be billed under your old plan.

International Messaging Question

I have a 5C that is going to Belize also with the More Everything plan. What costs are associated with a text originating in the USA and received in Belize.....and also originating in Belize and received in USA?

Hi defendthehill!
I hope you have a safe trip! The More Everything plan allows you to send up to 200 messages internationally while you are in the United States. However, per message rates apply while traveling internationally. To view our international rates visit:http://vz.to/1nX2laJ. We are here if you have any additional questions or concerns.
Thanks,
Ayani_VZW

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