Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Thanks for the tip. I knew it was there somewhere. PR From: Peter Ringwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 22:07:51 +0300 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Changing language of LyX user interface. Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost it. I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different given language. If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. Peter Ringwood
Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Thanks for the tip. I knew it was there somewhere. PR From: Peter Ringwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 22:07:51 +0300 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Changing language of LyX user interface. Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost it. I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different given language. If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. Peter Ringwood
Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Thanks for the tip. I knew it was there somewhere. PR > From: Peter Ringwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 22:07:51 +0300 > To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: Changing language of LyX user interface. > > > Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to > change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two > lines to a deeply buried file including >fr< or >ru<, depending on what > language in which you wanted to see the interface. > > I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost > it. > > I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but > it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is > possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different > given language. > > If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me > which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. > > Peter Ringwood >
Changing language of LyX user interface.
Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost it. I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different given language. If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. Peter Ringwood
Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Peter Ringwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. With LyX/Mac, you can change the GUI language from the system default by inserting the lines keyLANG/key stringfr/string between the dict and /dict of ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. Substitute the two-character abbreviation of the langauge you want for fr. You will have to log out and log in again for the change to take effect. -- Ronald Florence www.18james.com
Changing language of LyX user interface.
Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost it. I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different given language. If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. Peter Ringwood
Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Peter Ringwood [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including fr or ru, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. With LyX/Mac, you can change the GUI language from the system default by inserting the lines keyLANG/key stringfr/string between the dict and /dict of ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. Substitute the two-character abbreviation of the langauge you want for fr. You will have to log out and log in again for the change to take effect. -- Ronald Florence www.18james.com
Changing language of LyX user interface.
Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two lines to a deeply buried file including >fr< or >ru<, depending on what language in which you wanted to see the interface. I thought I had saved the advice page well indexed, but it seems I have lost it. I know that I can access the foreign documentation within LyX's package, but it would be much better to have the original hint on hand. Somehow, it is possible, by adding two short lines, somewhere, to flip LyX into a different given language. If anyone has used this trick and can advise me on a URL of simply remind me which lines I have to add where, I would be very grateful. Peter Ringwood
Re: Changing language of LyX user interface.
Peter Ringwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Some time ago, I was experimenting with LyX and found a hint about how to > change the whole GUI language, including the documentation, by adding two > lines to a deeply buried file including >fr< or >ru<, depending on what > language in which you wanted to see the interface. With LyX/Mac, you can change the GUI language from the system default by inserting the lines LANG fr between the and of ~/.MacOSX/environment.plist. Substitute the two-character abbreviation of the langauge you want for "fr". You will have to log out and log in again for the change to take effect. -- Ronald Florence www.18james.com
