tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8544609315733972726.post-44522086439743825792008-03-27T05:21:00.000-06:002008-03-27T05:21:00.000-06:00This may be somewhat off topic but related to language. OOo is said to be multilingual and it was some time ago. Under Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Languages there still is a dropdown list titled User Interface but it only offers the language of the installed "localisation". I really liked the concept of langpacks to add additional languages for the UI but can not find any for recent versions. I work in a multiuser (and multilingual) environment but without above mentioned lagpacks all users are forced to use the same, single laguage for the GUI. So the only thing i can do is to install OOo in the language spoken by the majority of employees, leaving the others standing in the rain. I doubt this can be called a multilingual application, it is rather multilple monolingual applications for now.<BR/><BR/>Any hints on how to get at least german, hungarian and polish GUIs (on a terminal server)?<BR/><BR/>MikeC. M. Giblhauserwww.bawb.atnoreply@blogger.com