On Monday 13 October 2008 04:23:06 pm TheOldFellow wrote: > On Mon, 13 Oct 2008 20:55:24 +0200 > Joost Verburg > > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > TheOldFellow wrote: > > > How do I set the spellchecker to English-English (i.e. as written in > > > England) instead of American-English? > > > > You should set the document language to British. > > > > Joost > > Thanks. > > However, that is really appalling. My language is called English. I > will just about stand up for English(UK), but British, never. What > about Gallic, Cornish and Welsh - three completely different British > languages? > > I have decided to call Dutch, Netherlandian from now on. > > How do I make a formal objection to the project authorities, who I > assume are from South-but-not-as-far-as-Mexico-North-America? You > know, the people who speak Usaian. You can't go around calling > people's languages whatever you like you know. They get very angry. > > The best solution is to call the menu item 'Spelling' rather than > 'Language' - then British is an appropriate choice. > > R.
Yeah! While we're making formal objections to a project whose list we first posted to today, I post the following formal objections: * Make the tan background white so as to not clash with room decoration * The appalling printer icon should look more like a printer * The noun font icon should be female S.
