Dear Juergen,

on Sunday, December 26, 1999, 18:38, you wrote:

>> Please don't ask me how "Justify on wrap" should be translated, this
>> wording doesn't make much sense to me anyway ("justify" means
>> "rechtfertigen"). I don't even know what this setting should
>> achieve, I can only remember that I turned it off as it was causing
>> headaches.  The only thing I know is that "Umbruch anzeigen" would
>> be "Display wrap" or "Show wrap".

>> Probably someone can explain what this setting does/should do?

JF>    I suppose you have checked Edit/Viewer Preferences | Wrap text
JF>    at... and so set a certain length for the line. If you check
JF>    "Justify on wrap", at this point your text get wrapped to justified
JF>    text. (I hope I can it explain right in Englisch). That is what we
JF>    call in German "Umbruch" and the text is set as what we call
JF>    "Blocksatz". In the German Help File you could say: "(Text am
JF>    Zeilenende) als Blocksatz umbrechen".

Well, if  that  is  what  "Justify  on  wrap"  means you could simply say
"Blocksatz".  :-)  I'm just testing it, and, yeah, it's true!

I  think  the  reasons why I turned this "feature" off are a) that it is
causing  superfluos  blanks  (which causes headaches when being quoted),
and  b)  that  the  whole  word  wrap  gets garbled when doing "indents"
(Einz�ge).

On top of that, I'm just seeing that "Alt-J" ("J" for "justify" I
assume) is the shortcut for "Blocksatz" (see "Dienstprogramme/Auswahl
formatieren"). Well, so all in all it seems you're right.


But apart from the goods and bads of writing in "Blocksatz": "Umbruch
anzeigen" is definitely a wrong and misleading translation for that.
That's where I wanted to point at. And I wonder why it is translated as
"Blocksatz" in the editor's menu itself and as "Umbruch anzeigen" in the
editor's preference settings.


Best regards,

-- 
Michael Heydekamp
AIR TRAFFIC Euro Charter GmbH
eMail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.airtraffic.de

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