Hi Tom,If you choose the "Custom" install, you can add more languages,
and when they areinstalled you can select what you want in the
tools/options/languageas language of the user interface.I hope it
helpsBest RegardsAndrs :)2013.06.27. 20:56 keltezssel, Tom Daviesrta:
Hi :)
Did you manage to
solve this one in the end?If not please let us know and
then we will try again (hopefully)
Usually the language
is the one that is used by your operating system by
default.It might help us if you could tell us the name of
your operating system.
I vaguely remember someone
pointing out that choosing "Custom" install rather than going
with the default standard install does allow you to choose
multiple different languages for UI and dictionaries.
Annoyingly it seems that
Windows only allows you to have 1 language for the UI for all
the users of a particular machine.So i now have 1 that has
all it's menus in Japanese, 1 Arabic (or Urdu i can never tell
the difference) and the rest i kept as English.One day i'll
figure out how to get the odd 2 back into English, maybe.
Regards fromTom :)
From:Kiss
andrskissand...@softap.euto:users@global.libreoffice.orgSent:Saturday, 22 June
2013, 22:43Subject:[libreoffice-users] Language selection
Dear Sirs,Your site offer the choose of the language for the
install package, but it seems, the install package
decide independent the language of the installation by
the language of the operating system.It means, I
couldn't install libreoffice Hungarian version on a
machine,on which the operating system is German.I look
forward to your advice and thank you in advanceAndrs Kiss
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