/*
 * Al-Bhed Language Translator for FFX on PS2
 * Coded by John Bissell a.k.a. HighT1mes
 * Jan, 16th, 2002
 * Compiled with DJGPP v2.0 using Allegro lib
 */

Readme-File:

Hi there! One night my friend was playing FFX next to me. He got to a part in the game
where you need to read some Al-Bhed to understand how to open a locked treasure chest.
In response to this the next day I decided to code this little program that allows you
translate from English to Al-Bhed or vice versa. 

This program is very simple to use, just follow the instructions on screen when you run it and get your text translated. There shouldn't be many bugs in the code as I ran threw 
pretty much all the code with no problems. As long as you don't try to overflow the MAX_STRING limit then you should be fine. If you need something in this program that you 
don't see in it then edit the source code I included and recompile. Of course you need to
know C to do that :p

One other thing. If you are translating messages from the game you need to know how to
input the red letters on the screen. These red letters are ones that you already know
are translated. So what you need to do is every time you are going to input a red letter
into the program just put a * before it. Here is a example of a program run...

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+-----------------------------------------------------+
| Al Bhed Translator, Coded by HighT1mes, Version 1.0 |
+-----------------------------------------------------+

 Choose a option...

	1. Translate phrase from English to Al-Bhed
	2. Translate phrase from Al-Bhed to English

 Enter a choice: 2

 Now type the phrase: ed ec y pydd*la *mucd *dyhka*ru*uc. Dyga d*hec fed*h ou*u

 Translation: 

  IT IS A BATTLE MOST DANGEROUS
  TAKE THIS WITH YOU

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Notice how the program left the letters with a * before them alone in the translation.
The program will automatically convert what you type into uppercase so the program is 
case insensitive.

Later Gator...