Hi Jonathan,
Jonathon Blake wrote:
Which explains why the user was able to change the GUI language _after_
installation.
Do you mean that the user could change it (only, once, forever) at user
installation time?
I mean that the user could have it in language a today, switch to
language b tomorrow, then to language c the day after tomorrow, and
back to language a the day after that.
How? We were talking about OOo 1.1.x and there I said that the
application (in that version) did not provide any end user interfaces to
switch UI language.
Note that to me a command line tool is not a user interface for a
desktop end user. But nothing else existed within OOo 2.0.
Ciao, J�rg
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