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Hi folks, |
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I've got a couple of questions regarding localisation. |
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1. OO and English |
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If I set OO to either British or South African English the spellchecker still |
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accepts American spelling which is wrong in Namibia. Anybody in the know how |
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to make it stick to British spelling? |
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2. OO and currency |
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The Namibian Dollar (either NAD or N$) is missing from the list of currencies. |
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Is it possible to add a new one to OO? |
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3. KDE and aspell |
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I emerged aspell-af, aspell-de, aspell-en and aspell-pt. KDE's control centre |
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shows a whole plethora of languages, some of them looking like "English |
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(United Kingdom - ise-w_accents-only)". I bet No user has got an idea what |
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that means. In kmail on the other hand, most languages are shown as |
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"Unknown". I would like to nail that down to: |
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British English |
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American English |
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German German (no Swiss or Austrian German) |
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Portuguese Portuguese |
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Brazilian Portuguese |
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Afrikaans |
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with British English the default. Do I simply delete the other stuff |
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under /usr/lib/aspell-0.60? Exactly what can I safely delete? |
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There is more but this should be enough for today. ;-) |
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Uwe |
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developers. - Linus Torvalds |
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http://www.uwix.iway.na (last updated: 20.06.2004) |
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