On Thu, 14 Jul 2005 Khurram Samad wrote :
>Dear Users
>
>With this email , i would like to put forward a proposal for
>localization of Open Office for UDRU , a national language of
>Pakistan. Urdu is widely spoken , read and understood in Pakistan but
>lacking support in document processors. Urdu, is yet not listed
>amongst projects started for localization , thus i would like to step
>forward and start contributing towards the development of localization
>of Open Office.
Hello,
I would strongly urge you to join the indlinux-group (please do not
let the name put you off, our first concern is FOSS localization)
mailing list, as we have been discussing starting an Urdu localization
project. As I am sure that you are aware, Urdu is also spoken widely
in India. The great thing about our discussion has been that it seems
that we are bringing together the open-source communities in the two
countries for the first time. In fact, I am taking the liberty of
cross-posting this to indlinux-group. It would also help if you
could identify what resources you have access to.
Regards,
Gora
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