On 24.05.2005 03:26 UK Time, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
Herbert Eppel wrote:
On 20.05.2005 13:06 UK Time, Andrew Douglas Pitonyak wrote:
Read the section titled
Setting The Locale
in my free macro document... The code looks like this:
Andrew,
once again many thanks for your reply.
I am pleased to report that I can now set the languague of my text
documents to the languages I use via the code you provided and the
language/country combinations de/de, en/us and en/gb :-)
This is quite OK for my purposes, although it would be great if I was
able to go a step further and set different languages for different
table columns.
In your macro document you say "... you should perform more testing
with tables and other things. It is safer to use an enumeration,
because an enumeration can enumerate sections that all use the same
property values so you can then always set the locale."
Unfortunately, I have no idea what an 'enumeration' is or does in this
context and where to go from here.
Any pointers?
Thank you.
Herbert Eppel
I have been out of town, sorry....
Yes, indeed, I can comment on enumerations.... I added a new section to
my macro document titled "What does it mean to enumerate text content?"
Also, I have coverage in my book. I will try to post an updated copy
tonight.
Great, thanks in advance, I look forward to it.
By the way, I haven't yet got round to following your suggestions in the
other thread I had started recently ("Macro for setting table column
widths") - I'll try and follow this up shortly.
Regards
Herbert Eppel
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