Hi Javier,
the language of the installation is always identical with the language of the product. If you cannot fix the problems with the Khmer language in the installation, you can create a bilingual installation set, in english and khmer. In instsetoo_native/util you can make a:
dmake ooolanguagepack_en-US_km
Then you can select english as installation language. But of course it would be better to resolve the Khmer installation problems.
Ingo
Javier SOLA wrote:
Ingo,
Would not translating the Windows installer (leave it in English) be enough for solving this problem? Is there a place where the installation language is specified?
Thanks,
Javier
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Hi,
We just completed localisation of m81 to Khmer language (Cambodia, specific script, iso-code km).
When I try to install on Windows XP, I get:
The language of this installation package is not admitted by the system (or something like this, I get it in Spanish).
This probably refers to the fact that Khmer is not a language recognised by Windows (even if it can display the script). Usually for Keyboards we have to use a different language, and make believe it is Khmer
Does anybody know if there is a way around it? Or a way of having the Windows installler in English?
Thanks,
Javier
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