Finding Information In The Nls User's Guide - HP 9000 User Manual

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Table 1-1. Finding Information in the NLS User's Guide
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Overview: This chapter provides a conceptual overview of NLS and Chapter 1
the internationalized application. This chapter also explains how the
manual is structured. This chapter explains the typographical
conventions used in this manual and identifies other related manuals.
futroduction to NLS(for the general user): This chapter presents a Chapter 2
basic description of the scope of Native Language Support,
localization, and internationalization, including general aspects of
character set handling, local conventions and messages.
Using futernational Software(for the general user): This chapter Chapter 3
shows how to run a localized application including terminal
configuration, environment setup, and selection of the language.
Administering futernational Software (for the system Chapter 4
administrator): This chapter identifies the HP-UX directories and
files, and explains how to set up the user environment, to install
message catalogs and optional locales, and to configure terminals
and peripherals.
Localizing futernational Software (for the system administrator and Chapter 5
the localizer): This chapter explains the details of localization for
special user requirements, localizing message catalogs, and creating
specialized locales.
Developing futernational Software(for the programmer): This Chapter 6
chapter describes the initialization process, character and string
processing, and gives a brief introduction to setting up the message
interface. This chapter focuses on the Worldwide Portability
Interface (WPI) approach to internationalizing software.
The Message Catalog System(for the programmer): This chapter Chapter 7
explains how to call message routines, create the message text
source file, and generate the message catalog.
Advanced NLS Topics (for the programmer): This chapter explains Chapter 8
about the NLS character- and string-processing tools, about
processing non-Latin character input/output, and about special
treatment of locales and message catalogs.
Overview 1-5