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1. How do I internationalize a Word template?
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1.1 For Word with a single "normal" template?
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1.2 For Word with multiple templates?
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1. How do I internationalize a Word template?
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1.1 For Word with a single "normal" template?
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It depends on the version of Word, if it's word with templates
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You write a tool to do this (please!):
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Get WORD and WPENG, and associated components.
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WPENG:
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Remove the comments from CWordModel::ConstructL() around this code:
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iStyleList=NULL;
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iStyleShortCutList=NULL;
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iStyleList=CStyleList::NewL();
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iStyleShortCutList=new(ELeave) CStyleShortCutList(3);
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for (TInt ii=0;ii<3;ii++)
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{
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CParagraphStyle* style=CParagraphStyle::NewL(*iParaFormatLayer,*iCharFormatLayer);
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RParagraphStyleInfo info(style);
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iStyleList->AppendL(&info);
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}
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iStyleList->At(0).iStyle->SetType(KSystemParagraphStyleUid);
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iStyleList->At(0).iStyle->iName=_L("Heading 1");
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iStyleList->At(1).iStyle->SetType(KSystemParagraphStyleUid);
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iStyleList->At(1).iStyle->iName=_L("Heading 2");
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iStyleList->At(2).iStyle->SetType(KSystemParagraphStyleUid);
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iStyleList->At(2).iStyle->iName=_L("Heading 3");
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iStyleShortCutList->AppendL('1');
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iStyleShortCutList->AppendL('2');
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iStyleShortCutList->AppendL('3');
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iNormalStyleShortCut='N';
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Rename "Heading" and shortcuts above to your desired heading and
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shortcut text.
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WORD:
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In CWordDocument::NewDocumentL()
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comment out these two lines:
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LocateTemplateL(templateFileName);
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//
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DoNewDocumentL(templateFileName);
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Start Word in the emulator. When Word has opened, close it straight
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away. Open the document created (probably C:\Documents\Word) in word.
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You are now fine to edit the style information, the text should be
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OK.
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Don't forget all the other Word settings, such as Object view (set to
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ICONIC by default - should be glass door) and printer settings (set to
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Printer via PC for normal font information)
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1.2 For Word with a single "normal" template?
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This hasn't been documented yet, though it shouldn't be radically
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different from the above. Use your initiative.
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