WinUAE: Workshops

[Skippy]

Workshops is a German webpage dedicated to support for WinUAE users.

Recent articles cover the following areas:

Installation of AmigaOS3.9
Genesis and Internet Support
IDEfix97 installation and CD Rom Support
CD Burning
Game: Nemac4
Implementing 060 programs
MacOS X look on Amiga OS

Originally Sourced: Amiga News DE (http://www.amiga-news.de)
Homepage: Workshops (http://www.thorty-online.de/sonderseiten/workshops/workshops.html)

[cecilia]

time to get the translator!!!! :-D

[Zola]

I`d like to try this out, but the page won`t let you cut`n`paste so you can use a translator. And I can`t read German.

Not very helpful ....

[Lo]

Same here, translator no worky.

Das komputer is nicht fer gerfingerpokin nein mittengrabben

[Skippy]

With all due respect dudes, I would like to think we cater for all Amiga users regardless of language barriers.

Please show a little respect, don't be ignorant.

I've stated this issue before.

Skippy

[Hammer]

I`d like to try this out, but the page won`t let you cut`n`paste so you can use a translator. And I can`t read German.
Embedded JavaScript was use to override the right mouse button function.

IF you are using Internet Explorer; to defeat it, use Front Page Express/2000/XP to load the page then copy the required text. I find it an annoyance when a website controls my PC.


<SCRIPT language=JavaScript>
<!--
function click() {
if (event.button==2) {
alert(' sorry the right button has been blocked !');
}
}
document.onmousedown=click
// -->
</SCRIPT>

Here is a similar code to the website's embedded JavaScript's right button blocking.

I think there are utilities to disable this javascript function.

I use "Mozilla 1.2.1" against this type of websites.

[Ross_Geller]

Babelfish (http://world.altavista.com/tr) works ok with this website, if you use their "Translate a Web page" feature (it actually translates the site as you go through, which is damn handy).
Just thought I'd lend a hand in breaking down the language barrier. :-D

[N7VQM]

IF you are using Internet Explorer; to defeat it, use Front Page Express/2000/XP to load the page then copy the required text. I find it an annoyance when a website controls my PC.

Highlighting the text and using ctrl-c worked for me without resorting to Frontpage.

[Hammer]

Highlighting the text and using ctrl-c worked for me without resorting to Frontpage.

I went for the worst case i.e. one could write a java script to block that kind of action…

[cecilia]

actually, if you use Opera instead of the evil Exploder (IE) :-o you can highlight text, right click, copy the text and move down to another menu item called (of all things) "translate" which gives you a list of From = To.

but i'm a big Opera fan :-D