Dialog box: Change start menu
Add item... Creates a new entry in the start menu. Asks for a menu title first. A & sign causes the letter behind it to be underlined. Enter a single dash '-' to create a seperator line.
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* Rather a simple typing-error… You might indicate that to the Author directly via an email. He makes the English Help.
Since I've not these sources, I can't rectify this colossal error in my own English Help folder…
However, this error is absent in the English Tutorial (I corrected it, I guess)
Kind regards,
Claude
Clo
Hi !• Abominable !
* Rather a simple typing-error… You might indicate that to the Author directly via an email. He makes the English Help.
Since I've not these sources, I can't rectify this colossal error in my own English Help folder…
However, this error is absent in the English Tutorial (I corrected it, I guess)
Kind regards,Claude
Clo
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Yes, please report spelling errors by e-mail, so I can correct them! No need to report this one, I have just corrected it.
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"Separator" is identical to the original word in Rome. Unfortunately the pronounce seems a little bit different. In Latin, Spanish and Italian languages, "e" and "a" (and the other vowels) have its own different sound in any word and in any place of the word (It seems to me logic, clear and plain). With "seperator" I think Christian just tried to make English a little bit more phonetic. 