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I've looked all over and changed language settings, but I can't seem to change the German setting in New Files to English so I can print labels. Anyone know how? Thanks...
Sorry...I'm working with Open Office 1.1.2 in Linux Knoppix 3.4. Is that what you need? Thanks so much for helping a total novice who's trying to break free of Microsoft!
In a document in swriter the language is tied to
"character" in the documents right-click pop-up
menu. Highlight any text, select character from the
pop-up and change the language to English. If
that's not being offered you may have to download
the English version of Knoppix instead (if this is
a German knoppix, that is ... if it's not that maybe
something Mr Knopper overlooked in the nationalised
customisations).
Thanks for your prompt response. You're great! I do have the English version, and have changed all the language settings I can find. The character selection was in English already. It seems that most of the top-bar options in Open Office are in English except for a few odd ones, including all of the File/New selection options. Strange...
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