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Le 07 avril 2010 à 03:39, Vianney le Clément a écrit:
"retourarriere" is a litteral translation (to my opinion) and is not reflecting what the keyword "backspace" really means. In fact, I find it quite exotic in a definition of a page layout...
I agree on that one. Maybe we can try some literal translation of the dutch terms: backspace -> rugwit -> blanc de dos? cutspace -> snijwit -> blanc de coupure?
Not bad at all, I think. Maybe "blanc de coupe" would be a little bit better. But I'd rather follow, for example: http://www.alain.les-hurtig.org/varia/empagement.html who uses "petit fond" et "grand fond". It has the advantage to use a professional terminology, which is easier to fall back to when discovering the context system. No? -- Sébastien Mengin Édition et logiciels libres < Mise en page avec LaTeX > http://edilibre.net