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Hi Kévin
2012/2/26 Kévin PEIGNOT <peignot.kevin@kpeignot.fr>

Hi

I was looking in LIbO source and I discovered icons are "localized" : There
is a font a font for franch icon (example : B for Bold is G for Gras). So
it seems we can have localised icons, not using letter A but corresponding
letter


I know, but it's inconsistent: highlighting, font color, subscript,
superscript, and others aren't localized. Surprisingly, though, within the
English LibreOffice, the icons, even though they're localized, use "A" as a
symbol for bold, italic, and underline.
It's going to be easier if we drop localized versions.

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