Javier SOLA wrote :
These kind of messages are unacceptable. Sophie -a very respected member
of this community- has given you a polite and correct answer. If you
cannot reply in the same way, please refrain from posting.
In what wasn't I polite and correct ?
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Redlet
On 28 October 2005 01:15, Redlet wrote:
...
> I asked for a solution to replace the ',' decimal separator by a '.'. And I
> explaned why I need that. You answered something like "In France, the
> official decimal separator is ','. It shouldn't be changed. That's all.".
> Sorry but I just can't acce
Le jeudi 27 octobre 2005 à 16:22 +0200, Redlet a écrit :
Hi Rémi
> I've read the document at
> "http://l10n.openoffice.org/L10N_Framework/ooo20/openoffice_locale_.html";.
> This
> document says "OpenOffice requires that you place all the cultural data for
> your
> language/region in a file that
Le vendredi 28 octobre 2005 à 00:15 +0200, Redlet a écrit :
Hi,
> > I've already answered Remi's questions on [EMAIL PROTECTED] But it seems
> > that
> > his issue is unsolvable currently.
>
> Thanks a lot. You're so kind. You told me to give OpenOffice up and now you
> say everybody
> in her
Hi Yury,
Thanks for you help.
Why not ask somebody to recompile your milestone of OOO with that specific
item in fr_FR changed? Then you could just throw in the one or several
modified .res file(s) over your installation.
This is precisely what I asked for in my reply to Eike Rathke (Oct. 27
Hi Alex,
Far be it from me to interpret Sophie's words, but I do not think that
this is what she is saying. The fact that your problem may not to our or
her knowledge be solvable doesn't mean that anyone is avoiding the
problem, nor that we are telling you to go away. In this regard, your
commen
On 28 October 2005 12:22, Redlet wrote:
> > Why not ask somebody to recompile your milestone of OOO with that
> > specific item in fr_FR changed? Then you could just throw in the one or
> > several modified .res file(s) over your installation.
>
> This is precisely what I asked for in my reply to
Hi Rémi,
Redlet wrote:
Hi Alex,
Far be it from me to interpret Sophie's words, but I do not think that
this is what she is saying. The fact that your problem may not to our or
her knowledge be solvable doesn't mean that anyone is avoiding the
problem, nor that we are telling you to go away. In
Redlet wrote:
> My locale is fr_FR. The decimal separator is "," and the thousands separator
> is " ". I really need to change the "," decimal separator into a "."
> separator, and
Is this just for data input, or does the display also have to have a
period for a decimal?
If the former, then
i)
Hi
A solution to fix
the decimal separator problem would be to select another locale in
OpenOffice but this
would generate a problem with the thousands separator. Perhaps a
specific locale plus a
specific cell format would do it ? I say no because it would be time
consuming by
comparison wit
Hi,
In Bulgarian we have ',' (coma) for decimal separator. I think that checkbox
under the local combobox is used to switch the decimal separator to
'.' (point) but it did'n work.
Has anybody have such problem?
I use final version of OOo build from Pavel.
regards
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Hristo Simenov Hristov wrote:
Hi,
In Bulgarian we have ',' (coma) for decimal separator. I think that checkbox
under the local combobox is used to switch the decimal separator to
'.' (point) but it did'n work.
Has anybody have such problem?
I use final version of OOo build from Pavel.
regar
Ühel kenal päeval (reede 28 oktoober 2005 3:08 pm) kirjutas Hristo Simenov
Hristov:
> Hi,
> In Bulgarian we have ',' (coma) for decimal separator. I think that checkbox
> under the local combobox is used to switch the decimal separator to
> '.' (point) but it did'n work.
>
> Has anybody have s
Hi Redlet,
On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 00:15:54 +0200, Redlet wrote:
> In OpenOffice, regional settings have been already stored. This is
> a good idea because users are not compelled to manually define each
> parameter. But a free software gives "the freedom to adapt it to your
> needs" (freedom #1
Hi Ain,
On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 15:49:09 +0300, Ain Vagula wrote:
> no, it switches numpad behaviour.
> when not marked, 'point' is entered from numpad, when marked, 'comma'.
No. It depends on your keyboard respectively the keyboard driver and on
the locale selected. When not checked, the numpad
Ühel kenal päeval (reede 28 oktoober 2005 4:03 pm) kirjutas Eike Rathke:
> Hi Ain,
>
> On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 15:49:09 +0300, Ain Vagula wrote:
>
> > no, it switches numpad behaviour.
> > when not marked, 'point' is entered from numpad, when marked, 'comma'.
>
> No. It depends on your keyboard
Hi Laurent,
It's nice and funny to meet you here :-) .
why time consuming ?
It's time consuming in Calc because I have to apply numeric formats when Excel
automatically recognizes numbers, dates, ... If I don't apply numeric formats,
an English
locale gives the decimal separator I expect but
Hi Yury,
Or even, if you are happy with m134, I could change this thing for you in my
own build copy and see what comes out. Email me exact changes in locale you
want to yury_tarasievich at yahoo.com.
My only need is to replace the ',' decimal separator by a '.' in the fr_FR
locale.
Thanks
Hi Eike,
... However, you're free to
obtain the source, modify the locale data, recompile the library and put
it into your installation. Or find someone who does it for you.
Yes, this is precisely what I want to do now. It refers to freedom #1 according
to the FSF
definition of free software
Hi Jonathon,
Is this just for data input, or does the display also have to have a
period for a decimal?
My only problem is when I type in numbers on my notebook and I just don't mind
to see '1 000.00' or '1 000,00'. For me, this is quite equivalent. The
thousands separator
shouldn't be typed
Hi Rémy,
Redlet wrote:
[...]
My only need is to replace the ',' decimal separator by a '.' in the
fr_FR locale.
Did you try Allchars, it works when we add the '.' vs ',' under
Windows/OOo1.x, may be it could turn the way back (I didn't test it).
http://www.helloduck.com/php/article.php3?id
On Friday 28 October 2005 16:03, Eike Rathke wrote:
> Hi Ain,
>
> On Fri, Oct 28, 2005 at 15:49:09 +0300, Ain Vagula wrote:
> > no, it switches numpad behaviour.
> > when not marked, 'point' is entered from numpad, when marked, 'comma'.
>
> No. It depends on your keyboard respectively the keyboard
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