>>Copying M$ has nothing to do here, I'm afraid american English has been
>>pretty much standard for ages now.
> Glenn Davidson :
>Problem is, he's not talking about worldwide English on the Internet, but
>Localisation (or Localization in America).
It's the same matter. We use american English at the Amiga Translators'
Organi_z_ation.
>Why bother localising a program, if your going to hard-code most of the
>American English menus anyway (as in the MS case)? It's a really minor,
>but fair, point.
If and when V gets translated, nobody will prevent you from using a
"British English" (?) in V, provided a suitable catalog is made.
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