Bug 139894

Description:
I am a volunteer LibreOffice tester on the Windows Operating System.

When I am testing LibreOffice 7.1 RC2, Spanish version, I can see that there are very noticeable differences in the Spanish translation established for both LO Writer 7.0.4 and LO Writer 7.1 RC2, in the Adjust submenu of the Format menu, as we can see in the screenshots I have prepared to support this report.

I can do this because I use more than one PC, then, on one or more machines I install the previous version of LibreOffice and, when I have time, on another machine I install and test the latest version that was released or that will be released. In this way I can establish comparisons between the latest versions of LO in Spanish, because that is my native language, to assess how this office package evolves.

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Open LibreOffice Writer 7.1 RC2, Spanish version.
2. Explore the Format Menu (in Spanish "Formato").
3. Click on Adjust submenu (in Spanish "Ajuste".

Actual Results:
When I also open the previous version of LO Writer (7.0.4), Spanish version, on another machine, I can see certain differences in spanish translation, between both versions, within the Adjust submenu. There are even two options, in that submenu, without translating into Spanish. This could induce novice users to confusion, mainly during the development of User manuals.

Expected Results:
I think it is important to try to reconcile and unify translations to avoid doubt and confusion.


Reproducible: Always


User Profile Reset: Yes



Additional Info:
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Locale: es
Module: TextDocument
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OS: Windows (All)
OS is 64bit: yes