Access Chinese?

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Martin Schneider

Hi there,

I didn't know where to post this, so please forward me if I'm wrong here :)

There's an Access 2000 of mine database running in a company. The
manager of the chinese daughter company saw the software and wants to
use it there as well.

Can somebody give me a primer what problems may occur on this?

Best regards,
Martin
 
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Peter Doering

Hallo,

Martin said:
I didn't know where to post this, so please forward me if I'm wrong here :)
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As you seem to be German, there is a German Access newsgroup:
microsoft.public.de.access
There's an Access 2000 of mine database running in a company. The
manager of the chinese daughter company saw the software and wants to
use it there as well.

Can somebody give me a primer what problems may occur on this?
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FAQ: 1.19 DB auf anderssprachigem System - www.donkarl.com?FAQ1.19

Next to the issues with [Ereignisprozedur] and Formulare! mentioned in FAQ
there have always been problems with umlaut (äöü) and ß in object or
control names, e.g. "Formularfuß".
 
M

Martin Schneider

Peter said:
As you seem to be German, there is a German Access newsgroup:
microsoft.public.de.access
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I am aware of that. Thougt this was more suitable for an international
audience.

Thanks anyway, and thanks for the link.

Martin
 
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Nbene

I am aware of that. Thougt this was more suitable for an international
audience.

Thanks anyway, and thanks for the link.

Martin
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Hi Martin,

Are you still interested in information on this matter?

I am nearly finished building a DB for Australia, China, Japan and
other countries.

NB
 
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Martin Schneider

Nbene said:
Hi Martin,

Are you still interested in information on this matter?

I am nearly finished building a DB for Australia, China, Japan and
other countries.
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Sure - as I have to quote the modification for the Chinese.

Do you want to discuss this publicly, so others can find the information
here later, or shall I write PM?

Best regards,
Martin
 
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