On Thu. 25.11.2010 12:47, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
On 2010-11-25 at
12:47,<PeterLairo@gmail.com>
wrote:
9. The *Bold* /Italics/ and _Underline_ icons should be the letters
*B* /I/ and _U_ (and localized where possible). Using only "A"s is
much less recognizable. Even users in non-localized countries will
recognize the B I U better than A A A, even if they don't know what
the letters stand for. Even Windows Live Writer uses B I U. Using
only A A A shows a lack of understanding of basic usability
principles. (This is also a pet peeve of mine with the current crop
of Thunderbird developers.)
These icons *are* localised, as far as I can see. At least in beta3
on Windows, in Swedish, they show up as
F K U
Well, in the English version, unfortunately they are not localized. It's
kinda ironic. We are stuck with A A A (which isn't even an interesting
acronym: "American Automobile Association").
--
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