[duxuser] Re: Spanish as a Secondary language in DBT
- From: Tom Whalen <ptkt3860@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: duxuser@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 13:42:43 -0700 (PDT)
Thanks for replying Neal, but I'm more confused now than ever. I usually open a
Spanish word document in Duxbury with the English (American) Standard Literary
Format template. Our documents often contain English, so I highlight the
Spanish text and apply the Spanish style, which I though uncontracts it.. Is
this correct? How do I know what translation table I'm using.
Thanks again,
Tom
Neal Kuniansky <Neal@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Tom:
When you apply a Spanish style in DBT,
you will get Spanish as the authority of the translation table you are using
says it should be done.
so if you are using a BRITISH ENGLISH TRANSLATION TABLE, the Spanish will be
according to BAUK.
If you are choosing a BANA ENGLISH Translation table then you would get
Spanish according to BANA.
and so it goes.
For more information in DBT WIN 10.5 you can go to HELP>HELP TOPICS>LANGUAGE
TRANSLATION TABLES,
then look up the language of the translation table you are using.
Pay particular attention to the SECONDAY LANGUAGE SUPPORT section.
Hope this helps,
Neal
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