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> Please read follow:
> 
>     http://www.ongs.net/daichi/freebsd/java/jbuilder4/index.shtml

Domo arigato!

> # But it's japanese. Read it with mozilla, that will help you to read it:
> # "View" -> "Translate" --> "Gist!"

Honto? :)

Wow. 

1. It works to reasonable degree (beats my year of learning japanese :-) 

2. It also seems to use Mozilla's XUL to create that toolbar

3. It seems that Yoda is a native Japanese speaker: 

   GIST:

   > So, " The English " it chooses.

   > First, serial number in order to utilize and the necessity 
   > to acquire the key It is.

   :-)

I'll try your advice soon. Many thanks!

Regards,
Marc



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