class='bold'>Language Properties dialog screenshot

class='bold'>Language Settings dialog

Sometimes it may be useful to have a second class='bold'>language code because some class='bold'>languages have the usual short code and one or two longer codes. For German for example it is common to use de but either deu or ger is also possible according to ISO639 2.

class='bold'>Language Settings

class='bold'>Language id

class='bold'>Language Selection

The class='bold'>language of the file

Dictionary's class='bold'>Language

Invokes the document properties dialog.

Speech class='bold'>Language Name

Add class='bold'>language information

The influence of the Arabic class='bold'>language is quite evident in the Spanish class='bold'>language.

What do you think of Japanese?

Unfortunately there is no backwards compatibility to versions below 0.6 any more but I think the benefit is worth it.

class='bold'>Language Settings dialog screenshot

Select item class='bold'>language here.

DVD class='bold'>language pattern

Target class='bold'>language of the project.

We followed the class='bold'>course of the river.

Select here class='bold'>language code.

Default class='bold'>Language Caption Options

Ambiguous definition of class='bold'>language code

For me, Community is what we have, and Federal European Union is our destination a union based, as the Colombo report says, on citizens and states.

The English class='bold'>language is cognate to the German class='bold'>language.

English and German are two related class='bold'>languages.

English is a sister class='bold'>language of German.

class='bold'>Language is the dress of thought.

Vocabulary is the basis of class='bold'>language.

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Maybe you want to change the class='bold'>language name or the according picture but I strongly recommend you keep at least the 2 byte class='bold'>language code and its 3 byte alternative if you do not have a special reason. This is to achieve compatible document files that can be shared among all users.

Vocabulary class='bold'>Language Properties

class='bold'>Language dependent type of double quotes.

Open this dialog with Vocabulary class='bold'>Language Properties.

The flood diverted the class='bold'>course of the river.

The class='bold'>course of the river has been diverted by the flood.

I am in charge of the third year class.

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Volume

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Which is the most difficult class='bold'>language in the world?