Making Windows XP and Office 2000/XP/2003 Multilingual

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Making Windows XP and Office 2000/XP/2003 Multilingual Martin Heijdra, March 2004 I What are scripts in the computer world? 1. Usual division: • Four groups: 1. Simple (alphabets: English, Russian: здравствуйте! 2. Double byte (East Asian; many characters; Input Method Editors needed) 日本人的な感 覚として 3. Bi-directional (from Right to Left: Arabic [also connecting] and Hebrew ) ﻲﺑﺮﻌﻟا 4.

• additional language support
• input locales
• special glyphs for a particular combination
• user locale
• locale setting swedish
• default system language
• code pages
• unicode
• system
• languages

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• Exposé
• Taïwan
• Microsoft Office
• Microsoft
• Language
• Particular
• Locale
• Unicode
• System
• Setting

Informations

• Publié par: miphug
• Nombre de lectures: 16
• Langue: English

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SPLIT-UP SYLLABUS(SUMMER STATION) FOR CLASSX SUBJECT:MATHEMATICS MONTHS CHAPTERSNO OF DAYS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHING April ,June  10 Real Numbers  Polynomials 09 13 Linear equations in two variables July Quadratic equation 15 Arithmetic progression 09 August  06 Arithmetic progression Co-ordinate geometry 15  03 Introduction to trigonometry September  13 Introduction to trigonometry  05 Application of trigonometry October  10 Application of trigonometry  Triangles 04 November  Triangles 18  Circles 07 December  Constructions 05  04 Area related to circles  08 Surface area &volumes January Surface area &volumes. 15  Statistics 09 February  Statistics. 06  Probability 08 Revision Remarks: RD F A 1 3WEEK OF AUGUST F A 2 JULY & AUGUST nd F A 3 2WEEK OF FEBRUARY F A 4 JANUARY & FEBRUARY RD S A 1 3WEEK OF SEPTEMBER ST S A 2 1WEEK OF MARCH

SPLIT-UP SYLLABUS(WINTER STATION) FOR CLASSX SUBJECT:MATHEMATICS MONTHS CHAPTERSNO OF DAYS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHING  10 Real Numbers  Polynomials 09 April ,May,  13 Linear equations in two variables June Quadratic equation 15 Arithmetic progression 09  06 Arithmetic progression July  15 Co-ordinate geometry duction to trigonometry 09 Intro August  06 Introduction to trigonometry  15 Application of trigonometry  Tria 04 ngles September  Triangles 14 October  Circles 08  Constructions 07 November  04 Area related to circles  20 Surface area &volumes December  Statistics 09 January February  Statistics. 06  ity 08 Probabil Revision Remarks: RD F A 1 3WEEK OF AUGUST F A 2 JULY & AUGUST nd F A 3 2WEEK OF FEBRUARY F A 4 JANUARY & FEBRUARY RD S A 1 3WEEK OF SEPTEMBER ST S A 2 1WEEK OF MARCH

SPLIT-UP SYLLABUS(WINTER STATION) FOR CLASSIX SUBJECT:MATHEMATICS MONTHS CHAPTERSNO OF DAYS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHING April Acquaintthe students with the25 fundamental concepts May  8 Number System  Polynomials 9 June &  Polynomials 3 July co-ordinate Geometry 4 4 Linear equations in two variables 5 Euclid’s Geometry 10 Lines & Angles 15 Triangles 07 Quadrilaterals August &  Quadrilaterals 12 September Area of Parallelogram 12  4 Construction  09 Circles October  Circles 05 November Heron’s Formula 06 December 18 Surface area & volumes 18 Statistics February  Probability 08 Revision Remarks: RD F A 1 3WEEK OF AUGUST F A 2 JULY & AUGUST nd F A 3 2WEEK OF FEBRUARY F A 4 JANUARY & FEBRUARY RD S A 1 3WEEK OF SEPTEMBER ST S A 2 1WEEK OF MARCH

SPLIT-UP SYLLABUS(SUMMERSTATION) FOR CLASSIX SUBJECT:MATHEMATICS MONTHS CHAPTERSNO OF DAYS AVAILABLE FOR TEACHING April Acquaintthe students with the25 fundamental concepts Numbe r System 8 May ,June  Polynomials 12  04 & July co-ordinate Geometry 04 Linear equations in two variables  Eucl 03 id’s Geometry August & Euclid’s Geometry 02 September Lines & Angles 10 15 Triangles 14 Quadrilaterals October  Quadrilaterals 05 November Area of Parallelogram 12 December  Construction 04  14 Circles 06 Heron’s Formula 12 Surface area & volumes January  06 Surface area & volumes  Statistics 18 February  Probability 08 Revision Remarks: RD F A 1 3WEEK OF AUGUST F A 2 JULY & AUGUST nd F A 3 2WEEK OF FEBRUARY F A 4 JANUARY & FEBRUARY RD S A 1 3WEEK OF SEPTEMBER ST S A 2 1WEEK OF MARCH