Fuel Hindi Evaluation Meet

[Rajesh Ranjan]

Hi,

A workshop on standardizing frequently used terminology is being organized
in Pune next weekend. This will evaluate and discuss about
600 terms commonly used in GUI of different important applications. In the
list, important words are selected from firefox and openoffice also.

FUEL (Frequently Used Entries for Localization) aims at solving the Problem
of Inconsistency and Lack of standardization in Computer Software
Translation across the platform for all Indic Languages. It will try to
provide a standardized and consistent look of computer for a language
computer users.  Fuel Hindi Evaluation Meet is a move to discuss the problem
and come with the translation of an entries list created by choosing
frequently used entries from important applications.

*Date: *

12-13 July 2008  (10am - 6pm)

*Venue: *

Red Hat Software Services (India) Pvt. Ltd.
6th Floor, East Wing,
Marisoft-III,
Marigold premises
Kalyani Nagar
Pune, India - 411 014
Tel : +91 20 4005 7300
(Nearby Adlabs Gold in Kalyani Nagar.)

Please be at venue around 9.30 AM.

*Fuel Hindi Evaluation Meet Schedule*
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Saturday, 12 July 2008

Day I:
10:00 -10:30  Meet and Greet
10:30 -11:00  FUEL - An Introduction
11:00 -11:30  Fuel Hindi : List of Entries - Discussions
11:30 -11:45  TEABREAK
11:45 -13:00  Fuel Hindi : Discussions (continued)
13:00 -14:00  LUNCH
14:00 -15:30  Fuel Hindi : Discussions (continued)
15:30 -15:45  TEABREAK
15:45 -17:00  Fuel Hindi : Discussions (continued)
17:00 -18:00  Deciding those Words that need more attention

Sunday, 13 July 2008

Day II:
10:00 -11:30  Working on words that need attention
11:30 -11:45  TEABREAK
11:45 -13:00  Preparing final replacements for words need to be changed
13:00 -14:00  LUNCH
14:00 -15:45  Fuel Hindi : Final list Preparation
15:45 -16:00  TEABREAK
16:00 -17:30  Fuel Hindi : Final list Preparation and it's public
availability
17:30 -18:00  Summary



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Regards,
Rajesh Ranjan
www.kramashah.blogspot.com
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