la fenetre Catalogue
English translation: the Desktop window
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Catalogue window Explanation: If the computer program being started is a catalogue or database of some sort, then it might have a directory window of its own, called "Catalogue", which contains the icon for starting the program. On that understanding, therefore, I would just say "Catalogue window". HTH. |
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Poste de travail = My computer Explanation: Nothing in my standard Windows 95 or 98 that would correspond to Catalogue. Probably a folder specific to the software in question. Very likely will be Catalog (or catalogue if Canadian spelling) but I'd check with the client. |
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Catalogue (Windows Explorer) Explanation: La fenetre catalogue semble etre l'equivalent de "Windows Explorer" Le "Poste de Travail" est "My Computer" Reference: http://globale.net/win_cfgf.html Reference: http://dis.sema.es/products/Concerto/webskipper/webSkipperFr... |
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explorateur Explanation: The directory window is called "explorateur". Cheers, Béa |
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the Desktop window Explanation: That's where the "My Computer" (Poste de travail) icon is. From the manual of a computer game, with a similar sentence: "If autorun has not been enabled, you’ll have to double-click on the ‘My Computer’ icon on the Windows® Desktop, then on the CD-ROM icon." |
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