On 6 May 2005 11:59, Joerg Barfurth wrote:
> Yury Tarasievich wrote:
> >>the strings from the toolbar are comming from the xcu files located in
> >>officecfg , most res ( .src !) file only contain dialogs. So please go
> >>into output tree ( officecfg/unx/misc/* ) to the merged xcu files
> >>a
Hello,
I'm having doubts over the translation of lists of terms separated with
semicolons, like Left;Center;Right etc. Should they be translated at all? In
source code, as far as I could understand, they seem to be used as keys, not
as displayed strings. Am I right? Perhaps, it'd better to reve
Hello,
Just what subject says, is it possible? I can't find any commandline argument
or alike immediately visible. Would be of help for translation editing.
Currently, oo.o searches for its previous instance running and ignores
starting from, e.g., environment with different locale setting.
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Hi,
setenv DEFAULT_TO_ENGLISH_FOR_PACKING yes
does NOT build en-US installer! Setting this variable will cause the
packing process to use en-US resources ( res files / templates / )
only if they are not present in the the builded language.
setenv WITH_LANG "pa-IN" in your environment and do
Robert ,
Robert Ludvik wrote:
So, as many have already asked (like me ;-) for the localized OOo 2.0,
translation ver. 1.0 you can translate 4.000 strings in the GUI and
after that
get on helpcontent.
you have the en-US "ver. 1.0" xhp files in the migration script tar
ball's "2.0" directory:
http
Ivo Hinkelmann wrote:
Hi,
setenv DEFAULT_TO_ENGLISH_FOR_PACKING yes
does NOT build en-US installer! Setting this variable will cause the
packing process to use en-US resources ( res files / templates /
) only if they are not present in the the builded language.
Ivo,
Do you know if there is a
Hello all,
Another first for OpenOffice.org. Following the Tamil Software
launch, the team involved in production of the CD (me included) met
the Hon. President Dr. A P J Abdulkalam yesterday.
The team included
1) Mr. Maran Hon. Minister of IT
2) Mr Brajesh Kumar Hon. Secretary of IT
3) Mr. R