Chris wrote: > There does not appear to be a "English English" version of OO,
Look for the English (UK) version. I have both OOo 1.1.4 English (UK) and OOo 1.9.130 English (UK) installed on my system. [What I'd really like is English (ZA)] > it would be a major 'selling' point for OO (as it is for Linux) if it had a > proper English interface. (It is a major issue educationally.) I At least one Linux distribution also comes in an English (UK) flavour. [Now wondering why translate.org,za doesn't provide an English (ZA) flavour of Linux, or OOo.] > would be willing to 'translate' a list of American words if it were a simple > matter. Pootle makes it fairly easy to do the translations. The downside is that you either need a good Internet connection, or have it installed locally on high powered system. [Minimum RAM requirements: 1 GB. Minimum hard disk requirements: 5 GB. Athalon (or better) Chip rated at 2.5+GHrz. (Celeron chips are totally inadequate for the job.) xan jonathon -- Does your Office Suite conform to ISO Standards? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
