Niklas Nebel wrote:
Thomas Lange wrote:
Technically there is no en-GB in OpenOffice as language.
The UI uses "English (UK)" and the locale representing this
entry is en-UK.
However locale name are not always unique and it might very well be
that en-GB would be just another valid (though maybe outdated) locale
for "English (UK)".
Internally OpenOffice does not use en-GB.
The ISO 3166 code for United Kingdom is "GB", so what you see as
"English (UK)" in the user interface is indeed stored as "en-GB" (or
"en_GB" or Language="en", Country="GB") internally whereever textual
representation is used.
Niklas
I tried with UK and GB : the entry that WORKS ! is
THES en GB th_en_US_v2
It's somewhat surprising that the access of the non-American English
speaking OOo community to its thesaurus is not better conceived. The
double access should be part of the standard download, or of dicOoo
I subscribed to this list as I thought this would be a question to be
treated here.
Frank
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