Thank you! / Danke! / merci! / ¡gracias! ...
Many Thanks go to everybody who made contributions to the
NumericalChameleon.
Without you it would not be possible to make a high quality free open source
non profit Java software. Please send me your ideas, feedback and bug reports in the future
as you did in the past. If there is anybody I forgot to mention, please
don't hesitate and send me your name and I will add you to the list
(http://johann.loefflmann.net/de/contact/contact.html).
Direct Contributors:
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Christine Löfflmann, Germany: for proof-reading the docs
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a-dot-duck, Germany: for the GUI usability test
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Friedrich D., Germany: for testing the NC on Mac OS
X
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Julien Ponge, France: for the French language support
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Ph. D. João Marcelo Pereira Alves, Brazil: for the Portuguese language
support and the great cooperation in implementing PortugueseNumber and
PortugueseBrazilNumber modules
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Marius Scurtescu, Romania: for implementation of the RomanianNumber
module
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Gustavo A. Herrera Fernández, Mexico: for the Spanish langage support
and the great SpanishNumber module
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The lady with the beautiful voice, Germany: for recording all German
number
syllables
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Kyriakos Heliadis, Greece: for the Greek language support
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Erez Dafnai and Netta Kivilis, Israel: for the Hebrew language support
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Elena Starodubova, Turkey: for the Turkish language support
- Angelo Ghisoni, Italy: for the Italian language support
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Stephan Rust, Germany - http://www.tectron-art.de: for the fantastic
chameleon photo that has been used for the NumericalChameleon project
- Friedrich Willam, Austria: for his creative ideas, tests,
discussions and patience
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... and all other uncounted people who sent me information, bug
reports,
and feature requests all these years.
Indirect Contributors:
- Friedrich Willam, Austria: he has been working with me on the
xml-holidays project at http://xml-holidays.sourceforge.net (BSD)
- Markus Gehard, Germany: for the Dice code and the permission to use it
under the GPL for the NC
- Kai Tödter, Germany: for the great Calendar Bean called JCalendar,
http://www.toedter.com/en/jcalendar/ (LGPL)
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Jonathan Stott, UK: for the Jcoord package,
http://www.jstott.me.uk/jcoord/ (GPL)
- Hannu Vaisäsen, Finland: for the calendar calculation lib called
hvjavacalendar
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Taoufik Romdhane, Tunisia: for the Metouia-Look&Feel,
http://mlf.sourceforge.net (LGPL)
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Karsten Lentzsch, Germany: for the Plastic Look&Feel,
http://www.jgoodies.com (BSD)
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Robert F. Beeger: for the Squareness-Look&Feel,
http://squareness.sourceforge.net (BSD)
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Rene Ewald, Germany: for the method called unicode2quotedPrintable from
the DateLook project (GPL), http://rr-e.de/dl
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Nilo J. Gonzalez, Spain: for the NimROD Look and Feel,
http://personales.ya.com/nimrod/index-en.html
(LGPL)
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Incors GmbH: for the nice and free Kunststoff Look and Feel 2.0.2
library,
http://www.incors.org
- Creators of the Tango Icon Library -
http://tango.freedesktop.org/Tango_Icon_Library (public domain)
- Yusuke Kamiyamane, Japan:
for the outstanding high quality icons (Creative Commons Attribution 3.0)
Organizations, and Companies:
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Munich's public library Gasteig: for the great selection of books that
I have been using for the NumericalChameleon
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Sun Microsystems & Oracle: for Java - IMHO still one of the best computer languages on this planet :-)
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Sun Microsystems & Oracle: for the Sun/Oracle Java JDK and the OpenJDK,
http://java.oracle.com
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Netbeans.org: for the free Java IDE that really creates nice
Java code, http://www.netbeans.org
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Sourceforge.net: for providing both services and webspace for the
NumericalChameleon
Thank you very much,
Dipl.-Inf. (FH) Johann Nepomuk Loefflmann