It appears to have been a 20 year project at Microsoft, but Windows is available in a Native American language.
http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/26/windows-8-now-cherokee-friendly/?intcmp=obnetwork
Microsoft Office in Cherokee is next on their todo list.
Paul in PA
That would be cool.
Being 2 parts Cherokee should interest me. However, I can speak more Lakota Sioux and Klingon than I can Cherokee. My last marriage was done in Cherokee by a Holy man on the res and it sounded more like Klingon to me.
> It appears to have been a 20 year project at Microsoft, but Windows is available in a Native American language.
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>> http://www.foxnews.com/tech/2012/12/26/windows-8-now-cherokee-friendly/?intcmp=obnetwork
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> Microsoft Office in Cherokee is next on their todo list.
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> Paul in PA
Paul,
It seems you are not aware that there is no such thing as a "Native" American. The ancestors of the tribes just got here a few thousand years earlier than the rest of the bunch.
First Americans would be a more accurate nomenclature, though not actually precise.
B-)
Or as the BIA says "American Indians" Anyone born in the USA is a native... according to the Indian Nations..
> Or as the BIA says "American Indians" Anyone born in the USA is a native... according to the Indian Nations..
I don't always agree with the BIA. Neither do a majority of the "American Indians" I know.
BTW.
The Little Big Horn?
Custer had it coming.
Too bad all those E.M.'s and horses were with him.
