> sorry but your mail is unreadable because the lines are 165 characters > long. You added only values in Symbolic and Environment variable columns? > If so, it is not needed, because these are used for 1.x only anyway.
OK. > Do you want to add anything new to the table? Perhaps Serbian Cyrillic sr-YU in to sr-CS ? Suggestion on http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=52943 was to use sr-CS for Serbian Cyrillic and sh-YU for Serbian Latin, so I have change language code in 2.0 translation from sr in to sr-CS & sh-YU http://www.nasepismo.net:9080/preuzimanje/GSI_sr-CS.sdf.bz2 http://www.nasepismo.net:9080/preuzimanje/GSI_sh-YU.sdf.bz2 If from this two files now can be make Serbian installation (Cyrillic & Latin), I assume that sr-CS should always replace sr-YU. I have understood that sh-YU it is use for Serbian on Latin alphabet only because code sr is not possible to use for locale on both alphabet. In table you can input N-L: http://sr.openoffice.org/ (but this is outdated page) Status: WIP (2.0) Comment: http://www.nasepismo.net:9080/nasepismo/43443e43a44343c43543d442438/43f44043543243e434438/43e44243243e44043543d438-443440435434/openoffice.org/ is only page on actual information about Serbian OpenOffice 2.0 (Translation, dictionary, macros for Cyrillic-Latin transliteration...) I attached sr_CS.xml file on http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=58371 Is there more items to update because changed Country code from YU to CS ? I hope that now compilation Serbian version will be successful. Ljubisa Radovanovic --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
