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User jb changed the following:

                  What    |Old value                 |New value
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               Assigned to|jb                        |pjanik
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                Issue type|DEFECT                    |ENHANCEMENT
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Jan 17 07:03:43 -0800 
2005 -------
This is rather hard to do: The list of color schema names is editable. Arbitrary
entry names can be supplied by the user. Entries (including the "Default" one)
can be removed, as long as at least one entry remains. In multi-lingual installs
the list of color schemes and the setting that selects a color scheme are shared
between languages.

Without a major change in the way the color schemes are managed and referenced,
the only way to add localizability to the Default color scheme name is to put
this into the UI layer: The well-known stored name "Default" is recognized and
remapped to a translated name for display. But that creates several problem
scenarios: What happens, if the user has (in a different locale) created a color
scheme named the same as the mapped name in the current locale? And what
happens, if the user attempts to create a custom scheme named "Default"? The
collision is not visible to the user. 

Please provide a specification for the desired behavior, particularly
considering multi-lingugal installs and language packs.

Examples of what to consider: If I (as a user) add a Color Scheme called
"Standard" and delete the "Default" one and then start the application in a
Czech locale, what should happen? What if I happen to use the name that
"Default" is translated to in Czech for my private color scheme (while running
under a non-Czech version)? What if I modify the "Default" scheme and then
switch languages?

If you want to have a look at fixing this yourself, the relevant files are:
- officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office.UI.xcs
- officecfg/registry/data/org/openoffice/Office/UI.xcu
- svtools/source/config/colorcfg.cxx
- svx/source/dialogs/optcolor.cxx



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