> > Yes, please. My reason is that not all languages use "." as a
> > full stop (period), as I mentioned before.
> >
> Why should that be a concern? If someone is translating messages
> to another language, converting punctuation is part of the chore.
Not understanding the code or what was done there is nothing I can
do. All I am reporting is that a number of the messages that I
translated _with correct punctuation for the language in question_
starting having a "." appended to them. It's not that I am not
"converting punctuation," it is a problem where English punctuation
has been forced upon the message where it wasn't in earlier Lynx
versions. Anyway, it's not worth it to me to go through my whole
catalog just to avoid having "..". Maybe Leonid's corrections will
fix things, maybe not. People should *use* NLS more; then they'd know.
__Henry
