Hi,
I have found the way to change the size of the UI font in Windows system.
There is a function *void Window::ImplUpdateGlobalSettings( AllSettings
rSettings, BOOL bCallHdl )* in file *vcl/source/window. *The default size of
the UI font is 8 points, as the following lines of code gives:
André,
On 10/19/08 19:58, André Schnabel wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to fix some issues in our translation for 3.1 and it would
be very helpfull if we had test builds before translation handover.
With an intermediate round for translation we could better focus on
fixing (and verifying) our bugs.
Thanks for your answer..
We'll have to wait until 3.1.0
Rafaella Braconi escribiu:
Hi,
On 10/17/08 13:22, Frco. Javier Rial wrote:
Hi:
I'm just wondering if it's possible to submit an updated translation
for OpenOffice.org 3??, even if the l10n process is closed actually.
Let me explain:
Hi,
Rail Aliev schrieb:
On Saturday 18 October 2008 19:54:57 Rimas Kudelis wrote:
Nice to hear you here ;)
4. if we become official, can we also get localized installers?
AFAIK, Sun produces builds if have at least 80% UI and Help translated.
Otherwise you can kindly ask Pavel :) and get
Hi,
2008.10.20 14:18, Jörg Jahnke rašė:
On Saturday 18 October 2008 19:54:57 Rimas Kudelis wrote:
Nice to hear you here ;)
4. if we become official, can we also get localized installers?
AFAIK, Sun produces builds if have at least 80% UI and Help
translated. Otherwise you can kindly ask
Hi Jörg,
On 10/20/08 13:23, Jörg Jahnke wrote:
Hi,
Rimas Kudelis schrieb:
Yeah, right...
I can't say for sure, but I think we currently cover UI by 100%. Help is
much closer to zero though... Considering Joost's message, it seems like
he won't make full builds until we have help translated
Hi Jörg, all,
Jörg Jahnke wrote:
Hi Rafaella,
Rafaella Braconi schrieb:
Hi Jörg,
On 10/20/08 13:23, Jörg Jahnke wrote:
Hi,
Rimas Kudelis schrieb:
Yeah, right...
I can't say for sure, but I think we currently cover UI by 100%.
Help is
much closer to zero though... Considering Joost's
Dear Yanmin,
In the font that is used in Windows, are English and Tibetan scripts
equivalent in size?
For Khmer, the font that comes with Vista is unusable for localization,
because English size 10 is equivalent to Khmer size 22 (inside the same
font). If I write a bi-lingual text, and put
Hi,
On 10/17/08 13:22, Frco. Javier Rial wrote:
Hi:
I'm just wondering if it's possible to submit an updated translation
for OpenOffice.org 3??, even if the l10n process is closed actually.
Let me explain:
We have translated OpenOffice.org 100% to galician language. The
translation does
Hi,
sophie schrieb:
Hi Jörg, all,
Jörg Jahnke wrote:
Hi Rafaella,
Rafaella Braconi schrieb:
thank you for letting us know that the space issue is resolved. Does
this mean that as soon as the UI is 80% translated, Sun will
officially provide both builds and language packs?
As mentioned above
Hi Jörg,
Jörg Jahnke wrote:
[...]
I will forward this question to Joost. Perhaps he can provide some
numbers. Please don't expect a quick answer. It's not only the one time
space on the extended mirrors we have to care about, but AFAIK also the
archive mirrors.
Thanks a lot.
Kind regards
Hi,
Rimas Kudelis schrieb:
Yeah, right...
I can't say for sure, but I think we currently cover UI by 100%. Help is
much closer to zero though... Considering Joost's message, it seems like
he won't make full builds until we have help translated too. That's a
little upsetting... :(
No (more)
I have found the way to change the size of the UI font in Windows system.
I found a better way: Open the system's display dialog by clicking
Start-ControlCenter-Display-Appearance
and change the FontSize there.
If you are interested in changing only specific UI elements then open
the
Dear pootle admin
I am a maintainer of Thai localization for OOo. Some translators decide
to use better tools for the job.
I found the pootle server and have registered an account (username=samphan).
Please help setup the OpenOffice.org/Thai project.
Thanks.
--
_/|\_ Samphan Raruenrom. Open
Dear Javier,
In the font that is used in Windows, are English and Tibetan scripts
equivalent in size?
No, the Tibetan fonts provided by many Chinese IT organizations doesn't
match the Chinese or English fonts well in the equivalent size. Some experts
is urging to make a Tibetan font standard
Dear Herbert,
I found a better way: Open the system's display dialog by clicking
Start-ControlCenter-Display-Appearance
and change the FontSize there.
If you are interested in changing only specific UI elements then open the
advanced dialog by clicking
Hi,
Rafaella Braconi schrieb:
André,
On 10/19/08 19:58, André Schnabel wrote:
Hi,
I'd like to fix some issues in our translation for 3.1 and it would
be very helpfull if we had test builds before translation handover.
With an intermediate round for translation we could better focus on
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