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Standard User RobertoS
(member) Wed 07-Mar-07 19:10:42
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DMT tool


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There are lots of references to this, and a while ago I saw a link to get it, but wasn't interested at the time.

Now I would like to have a look at it but cannot find any links. A web search only gives a German site which isn't a lot of use to me. Anyone got an English link please?
Standard User cahaddras
(experienced) Wed 07-Mar-07 19:16:02
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Why isn't the German site any use? This is the developer's site, and is the best place to get the utility. The tool itself switches to English when you use it.
Standard User RobertoS
(member) Wed 07-Mar-07 20:20:56
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Ah great! Thanks. I didn't know it would switch, just assumed everything would be in German.

Got it going now, all I have to do now is get to understand it before I try to alter anything.


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Standard User junderwood
(fountain of knowledge) Wed 07-Mar-07 23:25:30
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In reply to:

just assumed everything would be in German.


Warum?

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Standard User RobertoS
(member) Thu 08-Mar-07 14:12:07
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Che significa "Warum", per piacere?
Standard User junderwood
(fountain of knowledge) Thu 08-Mar-07 15:03:07
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Que?

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Standard User RobertoS
(member) Thu 08-Mar-07 15:20:59
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Italiano - "che"!
Standard User junderwood
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 10-Mar-07 12:05:38
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The word I used was Que which was made most famous by a German actor playing a Spanish waiter. If he had spoken in his other role as Father Brown, he might have asked why we are having this conversation and if he did so on his native language, it would have been "Warum...."

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Standard User RobertoS
(member) Sat 10-Mar-07 13:15:15
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Ah - understood. And you mean Manuel?
Standard User junderwood
(fountain of knowledge) Sat 10-Mar-07 17:26:12
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Yes, played by Andrew Sachs, named at birth Andreas Siegfried Sachs. He came to England at the age of 8 just after Kristallnacht. That will probably explain the quality of his English which he didn't get a chance to demonstrate in Fawlty Towers (but did superbly in the BBC dramatisations of Chesterton's Father Brown stories).

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