In Tools | Options | Language Settings | Languages, what is your Locale set
to?
I'm sure your feeling a bit frustrated with everyone's responses. After
reading through the thread, I was frustrated and it's not my problem!
However, the real problem is determining if your LO's Locale is set to a
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On 04/05/2011 12:26 PM, oz1 wrote:
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> Or much more easily:
> LibO should look to the system global settings for all those definitions.
> We need a working button "Use Global locale settings" in LibO.
It already does. From Help:
Locale setting
Specifies the locale setting of the country sett
Just a feed back.
I have followed the suggestions to have multiple localization definitions in
a single calc sheet for necessary cells.
Although it was very time consuming to define those things (numbers
different, dates different, etc.) the result was perfect for the appearance
on screen or on pri
Thanks again to Johnny, as you stated it solves partially the problem.
Unfortunately our set of definitions are not fitting German
(Leichtenstein) perfectly. So in a single document we have to define
several cells with different local formats. (i.e. To see Eng. names of
the days, or usd symb
On 03/29/2011 04:25 AM, Cevad OZTUG wrote:
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> Thanks to you all dear friends for your valuable comments.
>
> The problem I stated was independent from the operating system (windows
> or Linux behaviors were just the same) and I am using English version of
> LO 3.2.
>
> I was looking a windows
Thanks for the instructions below. I wondered what the "best" way to do
it for Linux [Ubuntu 10.10].
Most people I deal with for multi languages use Windows, and that is
easy[er].
On 03/30/2011 08:01 AM, kennedyd wrote:
hello cevad,
We had a similar problem when we were installing LibreOf
Hi there,
I find a gold mine with your very useful advices. I really appreciate.
I will try and use this methodology for an other "problem" which was
bothering us for a while now.
My original claim was a little bit different than just using
multi-localizations.
Having several nationalities
hello cevad,
We had a similar problem when we were installing LibreOffice 3.3 on linux.
We work in English, Dutch, German and French. We found that the following
method worked for us.
1. We installed a base system using the English GB option. This means that
the menus and default dictionaries, l
