hmm, it installs fine, but when i try to run doors, it has an address error. weird.

<kidding>
Hey now this is terrible. No Notepad? You just said that so people like me would say something. Yeah, we're on to ya; ummm, sure. Anways, "uber"; either I am dumb or thats German. (I could very well be dumb.) Now whoever let you use German? C'mon fess up, you're trying to confuse us; good job.
</kidding>

Oh, and the doors re-write rocks everything!

amicek

1) Right. I used EditPad. It rocks my casbah. :)
2) Uber's literal translation (yes, it's German) is "over." The opposite would mean "unter." It means the best of something... so, for example, the "uber-personal site" is nickd.org :)

--BlueCalx

Where do you get Edit Pad and does it have advantages when coding HTML?

amicek

1) download.com
2) Yeah, probably :)

--BlueCalx

1.) Thanks!
2.) Oh.

amicek

Edit Plus r0x Edit Pad. Then again, that's probably why it costs money :)

Crackware, my friend.
Crackware.

--BlueCalx

UltraEdit rocks all !!

But it costs money :-/

The funny part about using German is that there are actually VERY few Germans around here, so they can't complain. Anyways, you got me. So, here I go:

"The correct spelling of this word would be 'über', and that is pronounced differently as well. So, if you are too lazy to open your character map and copy the 'u Umlaut', then at least write 'ueber' instead. That would be acceptable, although it is not the standard and harder to read if you're not used to it. German keyboards actually have the letter printed on it in place of the '[' character, and you can activate that in your control panel, if you use Windows. It also has one extra key, and many characters are in different places."

Not that I really care, but I just had to say it. :-)

I am one of the staff members who speaks German (I think there are four of us?), and really, whether or not Nick spells "über" right doesn't bother me at all. :)

Actually, I think the prefix "über" may be anglicized enough that it is acceptable to drop the umlaut, as umlauts do not occur in English.

Anglicized? Never heard it from anyone in the US. It doesn't bother me either, but I just couldn't resist. :-)

Yes, you always correct my poor german postings :). Mein Deutsch ist schlecht :(.

Mach Dir bitte keine Sorgen darum. So schlecht ist es nun auch wieder nicht. :-) Es scheint eigentlich sogar ziemlich gut zu sein. Außerdem war Nick ja schließlich der Übeltäter in diesem Fall.

To anyone who might reply: Please don't start commenting on this in 500 different languages. :-) If someone wants a translation, I'll be glad to do it.

Well yes, but people posting in many languages would be kind of annoying. Imagine a mix of English, French, Greman, Spanish and others in a thread. That would be annoying, and hard for most people to understand.

Actually, that's exactly what I meant when I said that. Sorry for posting in German, but at least I wasn't the first one. :-)

I can contribute Italian if needed. Just... uh... e-mail me in case of emergency.

-Dave

Kesser Vater.

Well, here goes...

Quelqu'un veut une traduction dans viele andere Sprachen? Ich würde sia più che felice di ponha para cima uma resposta em seis los idiomas diferentes, todos en el mismo párrafo!

I dare anyone to top that! Five different languages, all in the same paragraph! (For the interested, that's French, German, Italian, Portugese, and Spanish spliced together. Your job is to find out where one language ends and the other begins!)

you spelled una wrong (Spanish)

ist shizien

Was ist oben mit da? mean

What's up w/that?

That had to be said.

amicek

You can also type 'ü' by holding alt and entering 0252 using the numeric keyboard. In HTML you can also use &uuml; to get an 'ü'.

1) Yeah, but then you might as well use the character map.
2) I know. I forgot Nick writes his postings in Notepad. :-)