Internationalization II: localisation and internationalisation

[Manuel Companys]

The word localization, used in Europe, is problably better than 
internationalization if we are dealing with the adaptation of one 
program to another country which may imply translation and/or other 
changes: key short cut equivalents, time and mesure, postal adress 
system, text sorting, etc.

In the other hand,  internationalization seems more convenient when 
producing a program with several interface languages the user can 
choose just by fixing the preferences.

But, in ;y opinion, internationalisation should also include the other 
changes when the program is concerned with them.

Manuel