Thanks Mari, Shame on me, I supposed that there was no Italian glossary. In any case, you suggestion works and it's precious. Best -a- On 17 Feb 2006, at 09:32, Mari Voipio wrote:

Quoting andrea valle :

...

What have I to do?

You'll have to tell ConTeXt to use the Italian glossary instead (and hope it's ok...) so the labeltexts (and hyphenation) gets fixed.

This is how I do it for our Spanish manual and how I adjusted the few labeltexts our translator didn't like; these go into the setup section of the file, before \starttext.

% Language specific settings for the Spanish version

%Uses the Spanish hyphenation module and labeltexts \mainlanguage[es]

% Changes the default label Illustraciòn to Figura % as that's the term the translators preferred % Note the space after the text! \setuplabeltext[es][figure=Figura ] \setuplabeltext[es][see=ver ]

I don't *know* for sure, but my somewhat educated guess is that

\mainlanguage[it]

would be the key to success for you.

See the "big manual" (ConTeXt the manual), pages 131-132 for more information.

(Hmm... if this isn't in the wiki yet, it should probably go there. I can do a bit later...)

Mari

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