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1. #NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK MAC OS X#
2. #NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK INSTALL#
3. #NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK UPDATE#
4. #NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK PATCH#
5. #NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK FULL#

PREVIOUS_PRODUCT_VERSION=$(PRODUCT_VERSION) In makefile, change the following macros to the respective values:

#NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK UPDATE#

Do a cvs update -Ad to ensure that you have the latest code in your workspace, verify that none of the files are marked as updated, patched, modified, or have conflicts, and verify that the latest code actually builds through the installer.Perform a confirming checkout of the HEAD branch and set build to build with a new version and the NeoOffice trademarked product name. Rebuild all custom NeoOffice code using the existing NeoOffice 3.0.2 Early Access development builds.

#NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK PATCH#

So, in order to make room available for any NeoOffice 3.0.2 patches, no upgrade patch will be released. In this release, the total size of the binaries that have bug fixes since we released NeoOffice 3.0.2 Early Access is quite large.

4 Website for Early Access Program Release.2 Mirrors for Early Access Program Release.

#NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK MAC OS X#

For users running Mac OS X 10.2.x and NeoOffice/J 1.1, follow the steps outlined in the Norwegian and Mac OS X 10.3.x section of the Activating Dictionaries in NeoOffice 1.x article to activate the Norwegian dictionaries and set the UI language of NeoOffice/J 1.1 to Nynorsk or Bokmål. You can use the Nynorsk UI by following the instructions above. If "Norsk" is the top-most language in your System Preferences, NeoOffice 1.2 Alpha and newer will use the Bokmål UI.

However, beginning in NeoOffice 1.2 Alpha, this bug was partially worked-around. Special Note about Norwegian and Mac OS X 10.3.xĭue to bugs in Apple's language codes in versions of Mac OS X prior to 10.4, NeoOffice's UI used to appear in the wrong language even if Norwegian ( Norsk) was set as the topmost language in the System Preferences in those versions of Mac OS X. Note that some items in the NeoOffice menu will still display in your system's top-most language. To revert the user interface to the top-most language set in the International pane of your Mac OS X System Preferences, repeat this procedure and set the language of the user interface to Default. The user interface should now display in the desired language.

#NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK INSTALL#

#NEOOFFICE LANGUAGE PACK FULL#

Also, there have been some reports that setting as the default language a language for which there is not a complete Mac OS X localization may cause problems with Software Update and certain other Apple applications, so it may be desireable in those instances to continue to run "Mac OS X" in English or another language with a full Mac OS X localization but to run NeoOffice in your preferred language. Many non-English users prefer to run Mac OS X in English but still desire to use their application software in their native language. Using NeoOffice in a different language from the system language While the NeoOffice installer preserves any language packs you may have installed, you will always need to install a new language pack when NeoOffice moves between major versions (e.g., when upgrading from NeoOffice 1.2.2 to NeoOffice 2.1).Īdditionally, because the community localization teams are always updating their translations, you might wish to install the newer version of the language pack for your language when changing NeoOffice minor versions (e.g., when upgrading from NeoOffice 2.0 Aqua Beta to NeoOffice 2.1), particularly if the localization was incomplete in the earlier language pack.

2.1 Configuring NeoOffice to use a different language from the system language.2 Using NeoOffice in a different language from the system language.1 Upgrading NeoOffice and language packs.