Michael Bauer wrote (16-10-11 23:09)
Well, that's making the bold assumption people (anyone not a developer)
actually *use* them.
:-D
Well, I do no people (not me, not dev) using them.
But probably not that much 'n often.
Has anyone actually ever done any research cause my own (anecdotal) ev
Well, that's making the bold assumption people (anyone not a developer)
actually *use* them. Has anyone actually ever done any research cause my
own (anecdotal) evidence would point to the opposite. Few enough people
use system shortcuts like ctrl c/v, never mind ALT+f to open a file or
somethi
Olivier Hallot wrote (16-10-11 22:01)
Exactly... for what it worth, leting the software define shortcuts may
lead do inconsistencies among versions and disrupt users already used to
the old shortcuts. I expect some rants from them.
I thought about that too.
But did not write about it, because a
Exactly... for what it worth, leting the software define shortcuts may
lead do inconsistencies among versions and disrupt users already used to
the old shortcuts. I expect some rants from them.
Unfortunately, the best way is to manually define each shortcut, dialog
by dialog.
Now, since this
> From: kees...@hotmail.com
> To: l10n@global.libreoffice.org
> Subject: RE: [libreoffice-l10n] Mailing list translation
> Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2011 09:53:20 +
>
>
> Hi Sophie
>
> I'm working at the translation into Dutch.
> It takes more time than I expected.
> It are all lose parts of se
Hi Sophie
I'm working at the translation into Dutch.
It takes more time than I expected.
It are all lose parts of sentenses, so there is no context to hold on to.
But I'm making progress, no worries ;-)
It just will take me some more time.
Will have it ready in about a week from now.
Regards,
