French translations

Good news for my French readers: Christophe Bruggeman has taken the time and trouble to translate quite a few of my JavaScript pages into French. I quickly scanned his translations, and they seem to be adequate and accurate (though my French is a bit rusty, and I might overlook some details).

He copied my old JavaScript Table of Contents to his own server and started working from top to bottom. He isn't yet ready, but expecting him to deliver a full translation of everything on my site would be absurd: it's far too large, as I can testify.

Thank you, Christophe, for your trouble. And remember, anyone can translate any page to any language, provided you keep to a few rules detailed on the copyright page.

Written on 9 January 2007
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