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Bit of a long shot, but does anyone have a Adret 742 Instruction
manual or service manual in English. I have the French ones but they are a knightmare to read and/or understand, even translating them makes no sense. Anyway, here's hoping, all the best. |
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... Bit of a long shot, but does anyone have a Adret 742 Instruction manual or service manual in English. I have the French ones but they are a knightmare to read and/or understand, even translating them makes no sense. Anyway, here's hoping, all the best. Rebadge name? Googling via language invariant specific term in the manual you have? |
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I have the French ones but they are a knightmare
to read and/or understand... Perhaps if you took off your visor... ...even translating them makes no sense. People often think manuals from Japanese or German companies are hard to understand because of language differences. This is not so. If you read them carefully, it's usually apparent that the writer has no idea how to present the material in any language, even their own. I find it incredible that (for example) Canon and Olympus refuse to hire native-English writers with a background in photography to at least /edit/ their manuals. I don't think it's the cost -- they're simply afraid of losing face. |
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William Sommerwerck wrote:
I have the French ones but they are a knightmare to read and/or understand... Perhaps if you took off your visor... ...even translating them makes no sense. People often think manuals from Japanese or German companies are hard to understand because of language differences. This is not so. If you read them carefully, it's usually apparent that the writer has no idea how to present the material in any language, even their own. I find it incredible that (for example) Canon and Olympus refuse to hire native-English writers with a background in photography to at least /edit/ their manuals. I don't think it's the cost -- they're simply afraid of losing face. It's also possible that inferior, obsolete and incomplete languages just can't express modern concepts. I love how the word "computer" just is misspelling of sorts outside English. That's how uncreative everybody else is. |
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On Sun, 6 May 2012 06:02:58 +0000 (UTC), Cydrome Leader
put finger to keyboard and composed: I love how the word "computer" just is misspelling of sorts outside English. That's how uncreative everybody else is. The Latin word is "computatrum". In Slavic languages, "computer" translates to "racunalo" or "racunalnik" or "pocitac", for example. In Spanish it is "ordenador". Therefore, ISTM that English is the "uncreative" language. - Franc Zabkar -- Please remove one 'i' from my address when replying by email. |
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Franc Zabkar wrote:
On Sun, 6 May 2012 06:02:58 +0000 (UTC), Cydrome Leader put finger to keyboard and composed: I love how the word "computer" just is misspelling of sorts outside English. That's how uncreative everybody else is. The Latin word is "computatrum". In Slavic languages, "computer" translates to "racunalo" or "racunalnik" or "pocitac", for example. In Spanish it is "ordenador". Therefore, ISTM that English is the "uncreative" language. - Franc Zabkar So what do they call computers in spain or whatever yugoslavia is called these days? |
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On Monday, April 30, 2012 9:35:53 AM UTC+1, bloke wrote:
Bit of a long shot, but does anyone have a Adret 742 Instruction manual or service manual in English. I have the French ones but they are a knightmare to read and/or understand, even translating them makes no sense. Anyway, here's hoping, all the best. Hi, I know its a long time ago but are you still after this manual? I may be able to help. Regards |
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On Wednesday, March 26, 2014 3:18:01 AM UTC+13, wrote:
On Monday, April 30, 2012 9:35:53 AM UTC+1, bloke wrote: Bit of a long shot, but does anyone have a Adret 742 Instruction manual or service manual in English. I have the French ones but they are a knightmare to read and/or understand, even translating them makes no sense. Anyway, here's hoping, all the best. Hi, I know its a long time ago but are you still after this manual? I may be able to help. Regards I've been looking for a copy of the Adret 742A op/service manual(or is it two separates?) Anyway- I'd like to find out what you have available? DaveB, ChCh, NZ |
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