Hello,

I am a complete newbie... Sorry for the question.

I can read sometimes people speaking about "Huigan" or "Hui Gan".

Is there a place where I could find a good definition, and some example?
Or somebody here?

Thanks.

Sebastien.

Sebastien MEDARD > writes:

>Hello,
>
>I am a complete newbie... Sorry for the question.
>
>I can read sometimes people speaking about "Huigan" or "Hui Gan".
>
>Is there a place where I could find a good definition, and some
>example? Or somebody here?

If you can forgive the self-promotion, try typing it into Babelcarp,
whose URL you will find in my signature.

/Lew
---
Lew Perin /
http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html

Hello,

Le 30/11/2010 00:07, Lewis Perin a écrit :
>> I can read sometimes people speaking about "Huigan" or "Hui Gan".
>>
>> Is there a place where I could find a good definition, and some
>> example? Or somebody here?
>
> If you can forgive the self-promotion,



> try typing it into Babelcarp,
> whose URL you will find in my signature.

Thanks for this service. Very helpful. I tried some other definitions.
It seems to cover a wide range of Chinese tea terms. Perhaps some GUI
changes may enhance the user experience. For example, the background
image and the titled panels make the reading a little bit more tedious,
but it is really useful.

Sebastien.

Sebastien MEDARD > writes:

>Hello,
>
>Le 30/11/2010 00:07, Lewis Perin a écrit :
>>> I can read sometimes people speaking about "Huigan" or "Hui Gan".
>>>
>>> Is there a place where I could find a good definition, and some
>>> example? Or somebody here?
>>
>> If you can forgive the self-promotion,
>
>
>
>> try typing it into Babelcarp,
>> whose URL you will find in my signature.
>
>Thanks for this service. Very helpful. I tried some other
>definitions. It seems to cover a wide range of Chinese tea
>terms. Perhaps some GUI changes may enhance the user experience. For
>example, the background image and the titled panels make the reading a
>little bit more tedious

Could you please elaborate on how the background image[1] and panels
interfere with what youd like to get out of Babelcarp? Is the image
too prominent, for example?

/Lew
---
Lew Perin /
http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html
[1]Currently the background image is probably visible only in Safari and Chrome.

Le 01/12/2010 17:15, Lewis Perin a écrit :
> Sebastien > writes:
>
>
> Could you please elaborate on how the background image[1] and panels
> interfere with what youd like to get out of Babelcarp? Is the image
> too prominent, for example?

I sent you a mail.

Sebastien.

Sebastien MEDARD > writes:

>Hello,
>
>Le 30/11/2010 00:07, Lewis Perin a écrit :
>>> I can read sometimes people speaking about "Huigan" or "Hui Gan".
>>>
>>> Is there a place where I could find a good definition, and some
>>> example? Or somebody here?
>>
>> If you can forgive the self-promotion,
>
>
>
>> try typing it into Babelcarp,
>> whose URL you will find in my signature.
>
>Thanks for this service. Very helpful. I tried some other
>definitions. It seems to cover a wide range of Chinese tea
>terms. Perhaps some GUI changes may enhance the user experience. For
>example, the background image and the titled panels make the reading a
>little bit more tedious, but it is really useful.

In case anyone has been wondering, I took lots of advice from Sébastien,
which Im sure has improved Babelcarp.

/Lew
---
Lew Perin /
http://www.panix.com/~perin/babelcarp.html