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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mon Oct 29 16:32:31 +0000
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No, you are right. Preserving the attribute is recommended and we should do it.
The question remains whether we should also use that property for new documents.
So if the submitter agreed on just preserving existing attributes we can go on.
If the request is to support it in all documents I still have to think about
it.
Just to give an outline, my current plan would be to take the locale of OOo to
find out whether it is in the "western", "asian" or "CTL" group and then take
the default language of this group as the document language. That should be
correct for most cases. For the remaining cases where this is a wrong guess I
think that we should provide means for changing that in the "document
properties" dialog (as this is the one we are using for editing meta data).
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