Maybe I misunderstood something but I've heard that automatically
resizing dialogs are work in progress?

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On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 12:03 PM, Rafaella Braconi
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> Hi Sophie,
>
>
> > So better put a question mark in it and a 'Guess what?' in the tip ;) I'm
> kidding too, but as said Andre, it doesn't help to have a button you can't
> understand.
> >
> > I know it's difficult, but may be the solution for us would be to work
> with the English linguistic team to find a formulation suitable for the more
> language as possible? or is it another utopia?
> >
>  I am glad you brought up this very well known and old issue :-) .
>
>  Every time the correct translated string has not enough space in a dialog
> this is CLEARLY a BUG. This is in fact bad user interface design.
>
>  Asking the localizers to make the translated strings shorter is - in most
> cases - not an option. Working with the user designer team? IMHO, I think
> that filing issues, for every dialog in which we do not have enough space,
> would remind them that the user interface in most case is not only English
> ;-)  and that in case they want to see how much space for the translation is
> needed they should ask at least the Brazilian or French team to check if
> they have enough space for their translation :-) .
>
>  Kind Regards,
>  Rafaella
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