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Dan York: LPI web site now available in Polish

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Web Webster
Web Webster
Sep 13, 2000

Date: Tue, 12 Sep 2000 21:39:10 -0400
From: Dan York dyork@linuxcare.com
To: lpi-announce@lpi.org
Subject: FYI – LPI web site now available in Polish

Friends of LPI,

I’m extremely pleased to announce that in our continuing effort
to communicate our message to a global audience, much of the LPI
web site is now available in the Polish language at:

http://www.artymiak.com/lpi

Jacek Artymiak artymiak@safenet.pl deserves all
the credit for undertaking the translation. Please join with me in
thanking him for his help in promoting LPI. He has also said he
will continuing translating parts of the web site as his time
allows and we thank him for this effort.

I’d also like to thank Duane Dunston for stepping forward to
help coordinate efforts to translate the LPI web site. If you would
like to assist us by translating parts of the LPI web site into
another language, please do contact Duane at
“pdunston@pfeiffer.edu”.

Finally, I’d like to thank Gabby Moore at Array Services
(http://www.arrayservices.com/)
for providing the Polish, German and Japanese flags for the LPI
home page. (Gabby was also instrumental in the whole design of the
current site.)

Stay tuned as even more translations should be available
soon.

Regards,
Dan


Dan York, President, Board of Directors dan@lpi.org
Linux Professional Institute http://www.lpi.org/
1-603-264-0129 mobile, 603-268-0691 tel, 603-268-0103 fax


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