Hello Daniel, *,
On Wednesday 13 April 2005 17:22, Daniel Carrera wrote:
> Let's see what Jean and Janet say. But in any event, you can
> always just change the fonts yourself. You can have your own
> template, and pick the fonts you refer. And for that matter, make
> any changes you like. Change the colours, change the page to A4,
> whatever.
o.k., good to know ... ;)
> Hhhhmm... maybe we can ask Jean to make an A4 version of this
> template...
This would be nice ... :)
> In any event, make a new template with all the changes you want.
> Then, every time you go translate a file, you can start with
> Format > Styles > Load, and bring in all the changes from your
> template.
Thanks for instruction ... I will ask the other people of the
Germanophone project first, before I start changing anything ... ;)
> I think this would be the best idea, regardless of what Jean and
> Janet do. I say that because it's impossible to make one template
> that will work well for all the languages. It's better to have a
> different template for each localle. I know that Agnes is making
> a new template for French. Based on the English one, but with
> changes. For example, she is also changing the license. She wants
> to use the "Creative Commons Attribution ShareAlike - France".
For this I will definitely ask the others of our project before,
because I am not the leader of the "pack" ... "G"
Thanks for your answer (and also the others who has answered) and
have a nice day
Thomas
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