Language modification problem - Pages

Following the recent download of Pages version 5.1 I am no longer able to modify the language of the text. Has this option disappeared?!

Languages are at the bottom of the Spell Checker > Automatically by Language > choose a language
Peter

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How do you change the language in iPad Pages? I tried lookin for it but I can't find it.

What a lot of confusion in this discussion!
The language of a text is a property of the text itself. If the keyboard or the language of the OS of the computer is changes afterwards, the language of the text remains what it was.
Only at the moment when text is typed the keyboard settings may be used to identify the language. If you are able to imagine a text composed of sentences in different languages you should be able to understand this.
Changing the keyboard in order to change the spellckeck only works at the moment of typing. With texts written earlier it is meaningless.
When I import a document written in German on my Mac to my iPhone and iPad, Pages on iPhone and iPad do niot recognise that the text is German. The spelling checker underlines everything. And what people complain about here is that we do not find the place where to tell Pages that the existing, imported text is written in a certain language.
Please stop mixing this up with keyboard issues!

Replacing a problem page

I'm a newbie to web design and I have bailed on failed attempts with WordPress and Drupal. Muse is a breath of fresh air. Thank you, Muse Team!
I have a simple site with five pages, each represented in a horizontal menu created with the menu widget. One of the pages is misbehaving in some browsers (it appears about 30% too narrow and left-shifted, but intact) in iOS and Android browsers. It displays correctly in Preview, Chrome and IE. I can see no differences in the page layout preferences between the problem page and all the others.
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Thanks!
Peter

Hi
You can delete the page and start as new with same name, it wont be a problem for menu item link.
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Just clarifying Tom's post.
The language of the text is part of its style, like bold or the font or color.
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For example u want to display that "Hai " in Chinese language...for that sentence u have to wrote german language Manually by following steps
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Hi,
I meet a problem.
I'm in China. We created some E-learning modules using PowerPoint, initially in simplified Chinese language. We published them either locally (to the local computer) or to the Connect Pro server, the final published document displayed without problems.
Now, the original PPT module files had been translated to Tibetan language (see the 1st picture in the below).
I try to publish those Tibetan modules to my own computer recently. However, after the publishing process, the index.htm (the window that should display) did not show the contents as I expected. I just see the Adobe Presenter icon on that page, seems it is trying to display, but in the initial loading process endlessly (see the 2nd picture in the below).
I tried several modules, only the first one of them works but others go to the problem I mentioned above.
I used Presenter 8 to publish the PPT files.
I Emailed a previous colleague of me, who is a very clever Yankee. He replied the font (Tibetan) may not be supported by presenter. But I'm bewildered - why I published the 1st Tibetan language module, and successfully see the results? Did I just accidentally succeed?
Here is the last message he sent to me:
Yes, the font might only present a problem for certain characters, I think presenter 7 would probably be worse in this regard (but who knows?), I don't have PowerPoint or presenter on my computer and so can't actively diagnose, sorry =( I'm sure you can get a handle on it though - try looking at your browser's JavaScript console when it tries to load, it might give you some hints!
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I tried to delete some slides and publish the PPT, I find the cause is focused on some slides from 11-14. (I've tried to delete some slides from the beginning, the publishing results were all fail)
In the process of deleting some slides from the PPT, voice files may be deleted automatically by the Presenter itself, but I don't think it was the voice file that created this problem.
Delete and publish            Publishing results
s11                                        Fail
s11, s12                                 Fail
s11, s12, s13                          Fail
s11, s12, s13, s14                 Success
s14                                        Fail
S13, s14                                Fail
s12, s13, s14                         Fail
s11, s13, s14                        Success
s11, s13                                Fail
s11, s14                                Fail
There are 15 slides of this module in total. I have included the pictures of s11, s13, s14 here.
Would you like to diagnose this issue, if I send this module presentation to you via Email? Could you leave an Email address or message your Email address to me?
And, after I identified those slides that may causing this problem, I found them (s11, s13, s14 see the list above) maybe not necessary for local publication, since we do not intend to publish those modules to a Connect server and collect answering statistics. So the option for us is to delete those three slides and do the local publication.
But if you have interest, I would send you the presentation file, and you can take a look.
s11:
S13:
S14:

Language Conversion problem.

I follow the tutorial for converting english(us) to germany (de) ...no problem
when i try to convert english (us) to chinese (zh)....it doesnt convert
any idea ...

Hi,
For example u want to display that "Hai " in Chinese language...for that sentence u have to wrote german language Manually by following steps
1. Open the file FormView.wdcontroller_zh.xlf by double-clicking it. This file is displayed in the S2X Editor.
2. On the Header tab page, change the source language to German by selecting this language from the dropdown list.
3.Switch to the Resource Text tab page.In that window there is an option TEXT enter the Chinese word in that field then, press ENTER.
Sample Applications click below,
https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/servlet/prt/portal/prtroot/com.sap.km.cm.docs/library/webdynpro/wd%20java/wd%20tutorials/internationalization%20of%20web%20dynpro%20applications.pdf
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw70/helpdata/en/21/9499f2f50ca44a85e9611f14fbdc21/frameset.htm
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JES5 Language Localize Problem in Web Interface

I hope this is the correct forum to ask this question...
Here's the problem:
I wanted to make a Dutch version of the Sun Java Communication Express, so I followed all the steps you have to do (create folders, translate all the necessary files, edit .properties files, ... etc). I've also restarted the server after uploading.
It seems that everything has worked out well, because when I go to my web interface, I can log in. I change the language to Dutch, and logged out.
Now here's the weird part. When I log in again now, my "Mail" tab stays in English. But when i go to "Calendar", "Options", etc. the interface is show in dutch, as i translated them.
I've found out that the redirecting url might be wrong, cause the url that show in my browser is: (ip)/uwc/webmail/en/mail.html?lang=en&laurel=on&cal=1
It doesn't seem normal to me that, in the url, there is still "en" instead of "nl" for dutch. When I change the url manually, that's the only way to show the dutch version of my mail tab.
So propably the problem is that the url ist being editted after choosing dutch as language(when I choose French, it DOES edit the url to "fr").
Has anyone got an idea how to fix this?
Kind regards,
Andrew

Shane,
as I have been updating our own documentation I have also honored your request to update the publically available [ http://msg.wikidoc.info/index.php?title=Add_New_Language_ME Messaging Server wiki].
For future reference the above link may be more up-to-date then this text.
How do I add a new language to the Messenger Express interface that is not one of the languages localized by Sun?
Because Sun does not provide additional localizations beyond those already supplied, you need to do your own translation.
Start by copying the original files of one of the supported languages to the new language you need to support. In this case I translate from English (language code: en) to Dutch (language code: nl).
Your Messenger Express may be installed in a different directory, change paths accordingly.
<tt>
cp -r /opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/html/en /opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/html/nl
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Translate the file <tt>/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/html/nl/i18n.js</tt>. It contains most of natural language used in webmail. The files <tt>help.htm</tt> and <tt>help2.htm</tt> contain a lot of help text. I cheated and replaced those files with less extensive useage instructions or just leave the original english and hope the customers don't complain too much.
For each language already supported and the new one edit the file <tt>i18n.js</tt> and add a localized name for the Dutch language and add Dutch to the supported/available languages in the options page.
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/html/en/i18n.js
i18n['en']='English'
*'i18n['nl']='Dutch'*
function i18n_preferredlanguagelist()
var lang_list = new Array('en', *'nl',* 'es')
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i18n['en']='Ingl�s'
*'i18n['nl']='Holand�s'*
function i18n_preferredlanguagelist()
var lang_list = new Array('en', *'nl',* 'es')
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/config/html/nl/i18n.js
i18n['en']='Engels'
*'i18n['nl']='Nederlands'*
function i18n_preferredlanguagelist()
var lang_list = new Array('en', *'nl',* 'es')
</tt>
The Messenger Express web interface has built in spelling check. The dictionary files come from the ancient/traditional unix ispell and are
available for download from: http://ficus-www.cs.ucla.edu/geoff/ispell-dictionaries.html
Download the Dutch affix rule file and the actual dictionary files, and use the buildhash command to make a hash file Messenger Express can use. When
copying this hash files be warned that you can't copy it from x64 to sparc (big/little endian) architectures.
<tt>wget ftp://ftp.tue.nl/pub/tex/GB95/ispell-dutch96/dutch96.lat</tt> (dictionary)
<tt>wget ftp://ftp.tue.nl/pub/tex/GB95/ispell-dutch96/dutch96.aff</tt> (affix file for use with above dictionary)
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/buildhash dutch96.lat dutch96.aff /opt/SUNWmsgsr/lib/nl.hash
</tt>
with a new dictionary in the correct place it should be detected automatically after a restart of Messenger Express.
Use configutil to make Messenger Express aware of the new language:
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/configutil -o gen.installedlanguages
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/configutil -o local.supportedlanguages
</tt>
returns for instance the language strings: <tt>en,es</tt>. Add Dutch:
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/configutil -o gen.installedlanguages -v "en,es,nl"
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/configutil -o local.supportedlanguages -v "[nl,en,es]"
</tt>
Make the new Dutch language the default language for this site:
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/configutil -o gen.sitelanguage -v nl
</tt>
Restart Messenger Express (web interface) to make the changes effective.
<tt>
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/stop-msg
/opt/SUNWmsgsr/sbin/start-msg
</tt>

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