Translation of operators

Through the Shared Components - Globalization - Text Messages I can translate my application to Dutch. This works just fine, but now I want to translate some operators to. For example, = can be translated to equal to (or something in Dutch).
Can this be done? (I cant find the entries in the Interactive Report Messages Requiring Translation - table, the operators are in the interactive report)
Thx.
Frank

Hi Frank,
I don't think that's possible.
Joel

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