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Old September 12th 11, 11:41 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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http://www.raspberrycrafts.co.uk/worldsworst/index.htm

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Old September 13th 11, 09:30 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On 12/09/2011 23:12, itsonlyme wrote:

Well I've heard of Japlish but this is not that language. Is it an
example of the rare dialect Chinglish?


No, I suspect it's an unedited computer translation.

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Old September 13th 11, 09:43 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Kind of reminds me of something that never quite caught on. I think in the
80s Toshiba thought of a great way to make a manual that did not use
language at all.
It was a VCR. The basic idea seemed to be to show pictures of the display
and control setting steps with smiley faces for correct, and frowning ones
with glum looks for wrong.
It was fine for simple stuff, but was somewhat bemusing for anything that
had several steps that relied on the previous steps.
Very weird though.

Brian

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Old September 13th 11, 09:47 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Oh, I may have got this wrong then. I assumed as any blind person might that
this manual used pictures as all the links on that sight though talking
about translation is in fact just pictures of the text. Very very
helpful.... not.

Pity nobody could be bothered to OCR it then.

Brian

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Old September 13th 11, 10:27 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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Brian Gaff wrote:

Pity nobody could be bothered to OCR it then.


Well, I for one don't posess any OCR software, does your screen reader
not have any OCR capability? Though to be fair, any OCR program would be
quite likely to burst into flames if asked to transcribe the manual!

e.g.

Usage Elucidation
Usage Manual

Patronage LCD color tlevisions of many thanks, only watch gratitude, for
can the sharing use the characteristics of this machine with insure to
without cause use, please over a long period of time careful read this
manual, and combine obey among them row items.

A, Announcements

1. this television be tried absolutely not to by the electronics dollar
of a lot of nicety the piece consitute of, the tear openning to unload o
refit make its damage or break, to by oneself maintain, if the emergence
break down and please turn off the television immediately, and contact
our company or dealer.
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Old September 13th 11, 02:44 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On Mon, 12 Sep 2011 16:41:23 -0500, "Ashley"
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http://www.raspberrycrafts.co.uk/worldsworst/index.htm


It all seems quite clear.
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Old September 13th 11, 04:07 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"Andy Wade" wrote in message ...
On 12/09/2011 23:12, itsonlyme wrote:

Well I've heard of Japlish but this is not that language. Is it an
example of the rare dialect Chinglish?


No, I suspect it's an unedited computer translation.

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Concepts like diagram resemble = picture display I can undersrand,
but (page 3) "invite the consult cowgirl operating instructions" ???

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Old September 13th 11, 04:38 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On Tuesday, September 13th, 2011 at 13:44:47h +0100,
Grimly Curmudgeon explained:

It all seems quite clear.


Indeed it does.

QUOTE

Raspberry Crafts

We apologise for any inconvenience caused but due to major
ill health no products or services can be provided by the
company until further notice

UNQUOTE

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Old September 13th 11, 08:29 PM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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"J G Miller" wrote in message ...
On Tuesday, September 13th, 2011 at 13:44:47h +0100,
Grimly Curmudgeon explained:

It all seems quite clear.


Indeed it does.

QUOTE

Raspberry Crafts

We apologise for any inconvenience caused but due to major
ill health no products or services can be provided by the
company until further notice

UNQUOTE

Apart from the lack of punctuation what's so wrong with that? It sounds like a recent "The Archers" storyline.

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Old September 14th 11, 01:43 AM posted to uk.tech.digital-tv
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On 13/09/2011 09:27, Andy Burns wrote:
Brian Gaff wrote:

Pity nobody could be bothered to OCR it then.


Well, I for one don't posess any OCR software, does your screen reader
not have any OCR capability? Though to be fair, any OCR program would be
quite likely to burst into flames if asked to transcribe the manual!


Well I let my screen shot reader have a bash... here is the unedited result:

3-1. Need machine key( control from a distance the key)
1. Function: machine or from machine appearance turn the work appearance
appearance
2. Elucidation:
• While turn power onning. TV placed into machine appearance bottom.
• Each according to a time( machine) key. machine with of normal
appearance conversion.
• Machine appearance.besides machine key outside, rest key all have no
effect.
• Open to machine hour contain factory the manifestation that scribe.
3-2. TV/ AV( control from a distance, this machine key)
1. I:unction:Cut over the TV mode with the AV mode
2. Elucidation:
• Have two road AV importation.
• Each according to a time this key between TV and AV conversion.
• In the AV appearance, if press arithmetic figure key 0-9.-. CH+, CH-
with RECALL key. would still rise the function. TV channel return the
cowgirl bottom.
3-3. 0~9:-( control from a distance the key)
1. Funetion:The item's fast choice of press program debug
2. Elucidation
• 0-9 number program, press direct choice. 10-255 number program
choice.Need to choose to press key to choose an or three appearances.
thcn{0-9) the key one by one in order input 100s
• If the program number pressed beyond the reach of 255 program number,
then the key have no effect.
• Change the set to complete the empress, current program number and
last time the program number produce the cowgirl changes, and the result
automatically write in the EE PROM inside.
â–* If choose with the number of same alike number of current program. CPU
afresh read from the EEPROM the relevant save information of the current
program number.
• When the proceeding program exchange, can 1156(0-9) the direct choice
of key to proceed the program number that exchange.
3-4. CH+;CH-/ program+;Program-( control from a distance, this machine key)
1. Function:The program number increases reduce:The menu win elections
item's choice: Debug choice;Calendar function
2. Elucidation
• Use the CH- CH-change program number, would automatically jump the
"SKIP ON" program number.
• If have the program number to all place to jump up to open appearance,
press CH+/ CH-key can fix to choose 0 number program.If appearance for
there is a programing for jump upping openning. press CI I - CH- key fix
to choose this top program.
• If press CH the - the key arrive already save biggest program of set
number, again press CM* key and then jump already save program of
minimum set number: If press CI I- key to arrive already save program of
minimum set number, again press CH- key and jump already save biggest
program of the set number.
• The information that conversion complete the empress, current program
number and last time program number will change, pan out to
automatically deposit the EEPROM inside.
• At all hold the menu inside. CH+ use with CH- key to options in the
menu of next choice. ( invite the consult cowgirl operating instructions)
• While be placed inning the calendar to look into the appearance, use
the CM- the CH- key use changes for year.


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