Re: danish characters and wording

[klavs k. <kl...@vs...>]

On Fri, 2002-03-22 at 14:54, Keld J=F8rn Simonsen wrote:
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> They should be translated, all of them.
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> I have made a danish invoice, maybe it should only be updated
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The invoice is fine. It is however only a template for the HTML
output.(the ALl was at 96,3% - I translated it so I'm only missing one
word "audit control" - not it's at 99,8%) - not that it changes
anything.
The .tex template (for postscript and PDF output) is in pure english I
found out. It hasn't been translated yet. Off I go.
Perhaps you would like to collaborate with me on this?
I can easily translate the wording.. However I also want to change the
layout, and I'm brand new to LaTex so if you have any LaTex experience I
would be glad for some assistence.

Also in postscript, whatever genereates the postscript file, doesn't
take into account the chosen language. it should be told to use the
user-specified character set (f.ex. ISO-8859-15 (or -1) for danish).
I however haven't a clue as how to do this.
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Regards,
Klavs Klavsen

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