Jakub Adamek wrote:
>
> XmlMind localized to czech is nice, especially showing our small country
> is so important :=)).
>
> But, sorry for the demand, could it be possible to use english
> localization even if my Windows are set to czech? I tried the easiest
> possibility, deleting azczech.jar, but it did not work.
You'll have to start XXE using xxe.bat for that (provided you have
installed a Java 1.4+ runtime).
There is probably a way to do this for the InstallAnywhere launcher (by
editing lax.properties?) but I don't know it.
Edit <XXE_distribution_directory>/xxe.bat using a text editor and change
line:
start javaw -Dxml.catalog.files="%XXE_CATALOGS%"
-DXXE_PLUGIN="%XXE_PLUGIN%" -DXXE_CONFIG="%XXE_CONFIG%" -Xss1m
-classpath "%cp%" com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.app.Start %*
to:
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|
V
start javaw -Duser.language=en -Dxml.catalog.files="%XXE_CATALOGS%"
-DXXE_PLUGIN="%XXE_PLUGIN%" -DXXE_CONFIG="%XXE_CONFIG%" -Xss1m
-classpath "%cp%" com.xmlmind.xmleditapp.app.Start %*
PS: azcheck.jar (not azczech.jar) contains "XMLmind Spell Checker"
engine. You'll need it if you write documents in english (or in german)
too.
