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Author: **xcession** » October 18, 2008, 5:25 am

Not sure what you guys talking about Thai/English office app.
But it's just the user interface that is Thai or English... all other are same...

Author: **rufus** » October 18, 2008, 1:43 pm

JimboPSM wrote:Bob, do you know or have any experience with the Excel equivalent, particularly in relation to large spreadsheet files?

A number of my currency spreadsheets in Excel (2002/XP version) are over 20MB and I'm beginning to have occasional faults with them - the only response I ever get from Microsoft is a recommendation to upgrade

As I've already bought three versions of Office Professional over the years for my own use (my earliest version was on about 30 floppy discs) I don't really want to buy another.

Very old, but just read this.
Your XL spreadsheets should NEVER get that large unless you have images saved in them. There is something seriously wrong. By the way I used to programme in Access and excel and would be happy to answer any questions you have.
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Author: **BobHelm** » October 18, 2008, 3:52 pm

westerby,

You might want to look at this weblink

http://www.openoffice.org/scdocs/UserLanguage.html.en

I think it implies that openoffice "knows" what language you use. So you would need to set up as they show & then it would be in Thai.

Author: **westerby** » October 18, 2008, 4:08 pm

BobHelm wrote:westerby,

You might want to look at this weblink

http://www.openoffice.org/scdocs/UserLanguage.html.en

I think it implies that openoffice "knows" what language you use. So you would need to set up as they show & then it would be in Thai.

Thanks, Bob.

So you should be able to view Thai fonts and type in Thai as well.

Author: **BobHelm** » October 18, 2008, 4:25 pm

There certainly is something within the programs - it is called CTL language (short for Complex Textual Language I think). You can specify Thai language there - but I am not sure how you "enact" that language in a document

Author: **westerby** » October 18, 2008, 4:49 pm

BobHelm wrote:There certainly is something within the programs - it is called CTL language (short for Complex Textual Language I think). You can specify Thai language there - but I am not sure how you "enact" that language in a document

That's the beauty of Linux and its associated programmes, you can mess about to see what works and what doesn't and it doesn't cost you the earth.

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