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- LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR
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- Written by: Jim Lockridge
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- Language Translator for the C-64
- PowerPlay Magazine, July 1985
- Page 50
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- Here's a program that can help you
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- brush-up on your foreign language
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- skills. LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR will
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- return the English equivalent of
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- foreign words that the user inputs or
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- vice-versa. Of course, you must
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- provide the computer with a list of
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- words and translation.
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- Your vocabulary goes into the
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- DATA statements from line 10000 to
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- line 59999. The English word comes
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- first and then the foreign word. To
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- enter a word list, LOAD the program
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- and LIST lines 10000-59999. At the
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- first available line in this range,
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- you can start inputting your words.
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- Simply type a line number followed by
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- the word DATA. Then you can enter one
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- pair of words. Be sure to put a comma
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- between the two words. You will want
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- to put quote marks around your words
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- if they have commas or colons. A
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- sample DATA statement would look like
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- this:
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- 10022 DATA "NOTHING" , "NADA"
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- This program is copyrighted by
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- PowerPlay magazine. All rights to it
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- are reserved. LOADSTAR has relieved
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- you from the burden of keying in this
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- program. For more complete
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- information about this program, refer
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- to the July 1985 issue of PowerPlay
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- Magazine.
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- >Files used: LANG TRANSLATOR
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