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SF itself and Infrogrames (+ GT for D1) did FR. GE, SP translate. Not know about any other. Arxel Tribe did not publish\localize any versions.
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Well, if it that so is.. then I change the info on the next update in the credits (this included a translation for Rise of the Elves). Thanks for the info. I Thought because the logo from Arxel Tribe is on the package. I changed this on my blog.
On first UK-boxes, yes (Mindscape -- some later, after game release). But illegally on some others. Our russian legal company Russobit-M with Arxel Tribe illegally distrib D2 game in Russia. Not know about other games, but for D2 (and addons GR\Light\Dark) our Russobit-M and UK Arxel Tribe company`s -- pirate.
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Can you remind me please what file include Credits text? I think in "Interf" folder, maybe in graphic-files. I can't find it in standart text-DBF files. Im only find "CREDITS" button for main menu. In D1 Credits and almost all menu -- its not text, but graphics.
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No Problem. :)
You can find the Credits in the dBASE3 File Interf\tapp.db at cell X120TA0001 (ROTE and GR). Its beginning with \hC;\fVLarge;Disciples II - %SUBTITLE%\n\n.... and continues down with a few db lines.
Another quetion: what DBF editor u use? I have non-free trial DBF File Manager and DBFPlus. In Manager not worked properly some function (search, and multi-point cells... i mean vertical scrolling = pointing), but in DBFPlus not worked others function (and have horizontal scroll entire tables to tables, no mouse scrolling), that worked in Manager. Also, Manager have ANSI charaters on\off option. But Plus -- free.
WordPad and MS Office Exel have problems with functinal and interface from borh that DBF editor.
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