On 11/27/2012 08:44 AM, gordom wrote:
Hallo everyone.
Question concerns a localized version of Writer.
When I start a new document a default language is set to the
paragraph. Its name is displayed on a status bar.
Quite often however, I need to write documents in foreign language.
Now, if I want to set the other language, I need to scroll down the
whole list of all available options each time. It would be much more
convenient to see the other language name right away (beside a default
one). Is there any way to set its name permanently on the list?
I noticed that this can be achieved if the user interface language is
different then a default language for documents (but it's not exactly
what I want).
Thank you very much for any help. Kind regards,
gordom
Is this a Windows Install? The "all of the other options" seem to say this.
If it was a Windows install, you could have done a "custom" install and
choose only the languages [needed to be done in several places] you want
to use. Then the list of languages would be smaller.
May we know what the "defaultlanguage" is and what "foreign language[s]"
you are using? Also what version of LibreOffice and OS are you using?
Is sounds like you are using Windows, but it may notbe that.
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