I am not sure what you mean- but I have two options for you - let me
know what you think;

1. Greenstone has a search iterface in many languages including french
- The interface can be set to default to whatever language you like.
(See the Maori Newspapers Collection at http://www.nzdl.org/ for an
example.

2. You can use the metadata editor to make metadata sets of your own.
If dublin Core (or the others which are all in english) is not
suitable then you can either use a french metadata set or make a new
metadata set with the metadata editor tool.
 
Maybe DC in french to to make it easier to use?  I found this
translation: http://www-rocq.inria.fr/~vercoust/METADATA/DC-fr.1.1.html
I don't know how good it is.

s.



On Tue, 08 Mar 2005 12:03:59 -0800, Jenn Cole <library@ubcic.bc.ca> wrote:
  

Hello,

I have a collection of texual docuements that I have embedded subject
metadata into the section html code, so greenstone is extracting it for
me.  Is there a way to have a french equivilent of the metadata without
having to redo french metadata in the html code?  Has anyone tackled
this before?  It is just the subject terms that need to be in french
they will still point to the same english document.

Thanks,
Jenn Cole

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