The documentation provided by Fluent is actually quite good, so it is a very good place to start. Fluent also provides tutorials and documentation on the fluentusers site, which is open to everyone with a (full) license. Without a full commercial license, it is possible to use the tutorials given at studentfluent, or you may be able to register to use the user services center through other channels (e.g. through the university program). There are also some good tutorials available at Cornell. See similar questions...

Look on the P: drive (public on soecs-nas), there are folders there for Fluent, Gambit, and Flowlab documentation respectively. See similar questions...

To access the tutorial files, you need logon to any SVU host. The Fluent 6 tutorial files are saved in /app1/common/Fluent.Inc/fluent6.3.26/help/tutfiles/ folder. Please copy the needed files to your own space for practice. To unzip the files, use command "unzip filename.zip". You can find the Gambit tutorial files at folder /app1/common/Fluent.Inc/gambit2.3.16/help/tutfiles/. Please copy the needed files to your own directory for practice. See similar questions...

To run Gambit in "batch" mode, prepare a journal file (e.g., "test.jou"), then use the command : gambit test -in test.jou See similar questions...

A "gambit" is a term from the game of chess, a risky opening move with high potential return. See similar questions...

Again, this depends on the individual student. There is no average time for learning a language because it always depends on the needs and will of the student. Each of us has a different learning and acquisition time. See similar questions...

There are not to many tutorials out there on this, probably due to the wide variety of things you can do with the UDF interface. The documentation the Fluent provides is pretty good once you know what you are trying to do (chapter 8 of the UDF manual has examples). UDF programming is easier if you have C programming experience, so it is advisable to learn a little C programming, then do some of the simple cases that Fluent provides, then tackle the problem you really want to solve. See similar questions...

Some useful links that talk about caching are - Caching Tutorial for Web Authors and Webmasters by Mark Nottingham at http://www.mnot.net/cache_docs/ and HTTP RFC (sec14.9.1) at http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html See similar questions...

They are not fluent but through the Mabou school system, they took Gaelic in the schools from Margie Beaton. One of their relatives, Effie Rankin helps with the Gaelic pronunciation when they have made a selection. Heather used to sing with the group Caileagan Mhabu (Girls of Mabou) and has a solo on their tape Duanag Do Mhabu. As well, Heather used to sing in competition at Mod Ontario. See similar questions...

No, you don't. We are providing parenting tools for communication through the use of ASL. I think you will be surprised how useful it is to learn even a few signs. The Signing Time series teaches more than 75 signs and exposes you to over a hundred. If you are interested in learning more, check out your Community Education Programs and Community Center for the Deaf. Many Jr. High Schools, High Schools, Community Colleges and Universities now include ASL in their curriculum. See similar questions...

You do not have to be fluent in Hebrew, or any other foreign language. If you do speak Hebrew, Yiddish or Russian there may be additional volunteer opportunities available to you. Please let the Federation professional know if this applies to you. See similar questions...

Some people are especially susceptible to the effects of AAF and seem to become fluent shortly after inserting the SpeechEasy device. However, some people require minimal training to derive the best benefits. During the assessment, the SpeechEasy provider will train the user over a period of about three hours in order to derive the best benefits and maximize fluency. Within the following few weeks, most users become comfortable using the device and see a continual enhancement of fluency. See similar questions...

Individuals can still join the Gerson Lehrman Group Councils if they are not fluent in English, as long as they have a working knowledge of the English language. If a Council Member is not comfortable participating in telephone consultations in English, he/she may participate in online surveys, which are written in English. The average survey can be completed in 10-15 minutes and can be accessed 24 hours a day. back to top Yes. See similar questions...

Katekyo is just an abbreviation for the full name. For example, Furuutsu Basuketto(Fruits Basket) would be Furuba. The same applies with the series title. See similar questions...

The definitive reference is Remind's manpage. You can probably access it on your system by executing man remind at the terminal, or just look it up online. See similar questions...

Also, feel free to download the distribution, compile the examples and study the source code. The API is documented here: http://www.kwwidgets.org/doc/nightly/html See similar questions...