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Latest revision as of 11:20, 24 September 2011
Tutorials in Dutch
Is it ok to post CAELinux tutorials in the dutch language in these sections? Please edit this page with your comments. Otherwise mail me: SacovanLoon @ gmail.com : without the spaces.
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As far as Im concerned it would be OK, however, posting in Dutch here would target a very small subset of an already small user group, so it would be much appreciated if you made an effort to also post a translated version (English) as well. I wouldn't even begin to claim to understand even a bit of Dutch :)
/Claws
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Thank you Claws for your remarks. I will start translating existing materials to Dutch. Later on i will add new material in both Dutch and English. My recent experience with FEA is on Femap-Nastran and Krasta, but in the past i also worked a lot with Cosmos/M, Ansys and Grape. I hope to share this experience with this group.
/Saco
Hoi Saco
I agree with Claus. Even the French pages on this and code-aster site give me a head ache. And I guess for most dutch FEM users it is not that big a problem to use (read or write) dunglish.
Houdoe - kees
