On 7/6/2010 11:58, Sigrid Carrera wrote:
Hi TJ,
I'm not Nino, but I'm replying anyways.
I just tested inserting ยต with the Formula editor. Indeed, the user is
right - %mu doesn't work in the German version. You have to use %my.
Same is true for %nu and %ny.
I guess, we have to change the guide then. ;)
Sigrid
Hi, Sigrid,
Thanks much for the confirmation. Yes, we will have to change the guide,
but we don't know what to say, yet. Either we need a caution in the
German version that there is an error, or a note in all languages that
these keywords may be localized.
I think the next step is to ask the localization folks whether this is
deliberate or accidental. If you know how to do that, please do;
otherwise, Nino will know. --/tj/
2010/7/6 TJ Frazier<tjfraz...@cfl.rr.com>:
A user [1] wanted to change the math template documentation from %mu to %my
(and similar). He is using a German version of OO.o, and reports that %mu
doesn't work, but %my does.
According to the WG translation [2], it works the same (as %mu) in both
English and German.
Could you check it out under a German version?
1) Insert> Object> Formula
2) Type %mu (space or return afterward) into the bottom pane; the mu
character should appear in the document. If it doesn't, we have a problem.
[1]
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/User_talk:Spellbreaker#Why_.25my_.3F
[2]
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/DE/Dokumentation/OOo_2.x/Handb%C3%BCcher/Writer-Handbuch/Math-Befehlsverzeichnis
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