[#73217] English version of Dage program

[Gjest Patricia Carlsen Mikkelsen]

Does anyone have a link to download the English version of the 'DAGE' date conversion program? I have installed it on one computer, but I didn't save the original download file (so that I can re-install it on another computer).I searched the Internet and found only a Danish version. My program has a pull-down menu for different language options at the bottom, and the menus are in English.I also found a link to the developer's website http://octhygesen.homepage.dk/But it does not seem to be working.Can anyone help me?Hilsen Patti Mikkelsen

[Gjest Leif Biberg Kristensen]

You can just copy the folder Program Files/Dage to your other computer, there's no installation required.

[Gjest Patricia Carlsen Mikkelsen]

Hei LeifThanks for your response. I tried that. It works OK, but I can't get the 'help' function to work, and the screen format is not quite right. That's why I thought if I could download it again, I could install it properly.Anyway, thanks again for your help.Hilsen Patti

[Gjest Johan Arthur Hansen]

You must be member of 'Norsk Familiehistorie' (Embla) to download this program. This program is free for all members. Johan Arthur Hansen

[Gjest Leif Biberg Kristensen]

And that is a shame, for a program that was free for everybody until Embla bought it.

[Gjest Lars Ove Wangensteen]

I'm not sure if Embla has a monopoly on this.If someone can send me the program I will consider publishing it on my homepage

[Gjest Patricia Carlsen Mikkelsen]

Here is a link to the Danish version I found today...http://www.skinnerup.org/download.htmI don't like it as well as the one I downloaded in 2007. I wish that version (with multiple languages) was still out there.Hilsen Patti

[Gjest Hans Myhre]

Remember the two m1stakes this Dage program have!!!!

[Gjest Leif Biberg Kristensen]

Don't look a gift horse in the teeth :)It's a good program, but of course it's got a couple of errors. One of them is the Annunciation Day (Maria Bebudelse) which before 1772 is on Saturday before Palm Sunday if that is on March 25 or earlier.