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Dear Simon,
Obi is not translated to french yet. In case you will like to do it yourself we will feel glad to assist you.
You just need to translate the .resx files in Obi and send them to us. We will incorporate them in Obi and provide the resource dll file for french.
You can contact us at obi.feedback@gmail.com
with regards
Avneesh
AMIS will not play the protected books that require a key as of now.
It will open and play all other DAISY books.
Dear folks at Thisability,
Your three points can be easily answered, but might be a tad too profuse to attempt at this forum.
There are a lot of links at DAISYPedia and elsewhere in the vastness of DAISY.org which could help you, once your fundamentals are better understood (by me at least).
Please contact me directly daisym (at) tters (dot) org
Thanks
Olaf
Thanks everyone for the feedback. There's obviously a problem here! I'll make this high-priority to fix for 3.1.4. Has anyone noticed that older AMIS versions were fine, and that it broke with 3.1.3?
Does anyone know of a fix for this? I am new to AMIS. Installed it on a student computer. Opens fine on my login (Administrator), Runtime error when logged in as student. Changed the Folder Security to Full Control for Everyone. Problem still exists. Latest AMIS download v3.1.3. Windows XP SP3.
You must use an RTF style, with the name "page number". Like in the following RTF sample:
http://daisymfc.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/daisymfc/trunk/dmfc/samples/input/rtf/
Romain.
If you just want to try the script, you can provide a DTBook in Swedish (with the locale "sv"), which I know is supported. I don't know if/what other locales are supported.
Thanks Romain for looking at this. Is there a workaround that you can suggest for this like manually putting a locale somewhere in the offending file to get this going for now?
I could reproduce the issue locally. It seems it happens when you feed the transformer with a DTBook in a locale which is not supported by Dotify. I will forward the issue to the Dotify developers.
Thanks for the report!
Romain.
Is this online Converter available publically?
Please provide the link to it so that I can test and get more information.