Javier SOLA a écrit : > Vu Do Quynh wrote >> Yesterday I installed 2.4.0.m9 (march 07th) vi for Windows. I found that >> only Vi is installed, that is you cannot switch to English language. I >> don't remember if that was the case for previous versions, but I think >> that installing a vi version and not being able to switch back and forth >> to English language is a bit of a hindrance, especially if one wishes >> people to use the Vi version. >> > Where did you get it from? Pavel?
I got it through links from http://vi.openoffice.org/about-downloads.html Which pointed towards OOH680_m7 on that page: ftp://ftp.linux.cz/pub/localization/OpenOffice.org/devel/680/ However, I saw that there was a more recent build (m9) so I tried that one instead of m7. > > There is a variable in the code of OpenOffice that contains all the > countries that want to have bi-lingual installations. this was done > because there are languages that are not recognized by Windows XP, and > the installation could not take place in those languages (Khmer is one > of them). If this option is taken (no longer possible for 2.4 in the > main code, unless we ask Pavel to do it in his private builds). The only > fallback is that the installer for Windows will be in English, and not > in Vietnamese, and the Vietnamese locale will not be installed by default. I dont jnow if I have well understood the problem or not, but IMHO it would definitely be better to have a bi-lingual installation (En, Vi) for Vietnam. That is an installation where you could switch between these two languages. It is not a problem if the installer is in English because actually when you install the Vi version there is still a display bug for the first two screens that show up (before decompressing the and setting up the folder to contain the installation files) and where encoding of Vietnamese characters is not good (gibberish characters). If the installation is made in English, it is further not a problem to show, through a short tutorial (that already exists), how to switch languages. Regards -- M. VU DO Quynh AUF (Tổ chức hợp tác ĐH Pháp ngữ) Campus numérique francophone (CNF) de Hanoi Nhà D, ngõ 42 Tạ Quang Bửu Tél.: (84-4) 868.48.85 ; Fax: (84-4) 869.45.07 http://www.vn.refer.org/vietnam/ --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
