Re: Chinese new official language in UK?
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Today, Rev Simon Rumble (simon@rumble.net) wrote:
> Upon changing that to now be (my preference): en-au, en-gb, en, fr
> it works fine. It seems the language matching doesn't recognise, or
> gets confused by, just en-gb. I did verify this on the gllug list and
> two other people verified it wasn't just me and my browser.
I concur. When I use IE at work configured for British English, I see the
same behaviour. Ask it to use US English, and I'm given US English.
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Mo McKinlay mmckinlay@gnu.org http://ekto.org
Read http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1855.txt
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