First off, I tried to read the linked web page, but it appears your style sheet is causing the left margin to be displayed a couple of words or so to the left of the visible browser window on Safari and Camino, so it's almost impossible to read.
Second, you should submit a bug by way of bugreporter.apple.com rather than by using a product feedback e-mail. This ensures your issue goes to the people responsible for fixing the bug rather than to marketing people (I'm just guessing that's what happens to product feedback e-mail). Third, I recall while working on Polish internationalization (programming side) issues with a product six years ago that Apple, at that time, relied greatly on a particular company in Poland to handle a lot of things independently of them. I'm not sure about the whole reporting structure or responsibilities, but it seemed to me that it was more hands-off than I would've expected, but I could've been wrong and things may have changed since then. Have you also checked out www.apple.com.pl to see if some extra contact info might be available? My Polish is not so dobry, so I can't point out anything in particular. On 01/15/2009 4:20 PM, "Adam Strzelecki" <o...@pingu.ii.uj.edu.pl> wrote: > Hello, > > Being aware that few of Apple employees are available on this lists, I > want to express that I am really sick of Apple's ignorance to the > problem that I have very well described. Probably if I was a regular > user using iTunes or Pages once for I while I wouldn't care, but I am > a professional registered iPhone developer and systems architect > working now on Mac and being REALLY disappointed that you (Apple) > simply don't care about us, your clients and the developers for your > systems. > > I have made some time ago once article about this: > http://www.nanoant.com/apple/nsspellserver-guilty-of-tearing-my-hair-out > > This is very weird situation that we have Polish Leopard, Polish > iWork'09 but no built-in spell checked for our native language, and > all 3rd party spell checkers are suffering of the bug of > Foundation.framework. > > I'm glad someone's took a decision to include Polish language into > Leopard and iWork to satisfy users coming from this 40 million > inhabitants country, but for God's sake why don't you finally fix the > problem with (lack of) spell checking. > > As all my product-feedback mails are consequently ignored this is the > last place I seek for help. > > Apple, please re-read the very first error report here, bugfixing it > will take you just FEW minutes I believe, because the problem is well > described. > >> If you require direct developer technical support from Apple, then >> you have to pay for an ADC premier or select membership and file a >> DTS incident. Otherwise, you are on your own. Everyone who posts >> here is just volunteering, including Apple employees. > > Nick, I don't need support for development (anyway I am more iPhone > developer and web developer right now than Mac OS) I just want a BUG > that is hitting some of the users to be fixed. I paid for the product > and I want it to work as expected and described in its documentation > (Foundation.framework docs!). > > Regards, _______________________________________________ Cocoa-dev mailing list (Cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com) Please do not post admin requests or moderator comments to the list. Contact the moderators at cocoa-dev-admins(at)lists.apple.com Help/Unsubscribe/Update your Subscription: http://lists.apple.com/mailman/options/cocoa-dev/archive%40mail-archive.com This email sent to arch...@mail-archive.com
