On 7/24/07, David A. Case <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have just noticed that the change of language is in > fact global. The problem shows up when one copies something from a > document written in a different language; then no language change can > be global. The obvious workaround is to change the language of the > document before copying from it, and no need for a script.If you have paragraphs that are in the "wrong" language (as a result of a copy operation from a different document), you can just select that text, go to Edit->Text Style, and reset the language to whatever you want ("reset" will return to the default of the document.) > > This seems to be a bug. Do others confirm this bug? It's not clear to me that there is a bug here. Copying text from a document with a different language preserves the original language specification, which would seem to be the correct action.
Thanks, Dave. I agree with you when you say: "Copying text from a document with a different language preserves the original language specification, which would seem to be the correct action»; however, after the copy is made, the change of language (Settings --> Language) cannot act on the copied paragraphs, and it should be able of changing globally the language of all paragraphs, even the ones copied from a document with a different language, in my opinion. Paul
