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Sun Java System Messenger Express 6 2005Q4 Customization Guide

Chapter 3 Customizing User Interface Features in Messenger Express

This chapter describes how to customize user interface features of Sun Java System Messenger Express.

This chapter contains the following sections:

Modifying the Main Function Tabs

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express main function tabs shown in Modifying the Main Function Tabs.

Figure 3–1 Sun Java System Messenger Express Main Function Tabs, With Default Labels

Messenger Express Main Function tabs, with default labels

You can modify the following on the Sun Java System Messenger Express main function tabs:

To Modify the Main Function Tabs

To modify the main function tabs, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, the tabs are constructed by the toolFrame() function. The toolFrame() function calls the tab()function in the main.js file and specifies the text of the tab label to be displayed.

The following functions, located in main.js, handle the default tabs:

Example—Main Function Tabs Modifications

The example shown in Example—Main Function Tabs Modifications moves the Options tab to the right, and changes the text of its tab label to “Preferences.”

Figure 3–2 Example Main Function Tabs Modifications

In this figure the Options tab has been moved to the right end of the toolbar, and the text of the tab "Label" has been changed to "Preferences."

Example—Main Function Tabs Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file main.js (layout).

Example 3–1 Altering Function Tabs Layout ( main.js)


function toolFrame() {
.....
’
               <td width=30%\>’ + nbsp + ’</td\>\\n
               ’
                
                +
tab(i18n[’options’], state == ’Options’, ’selectOptions()’) +
....
}

Example—Main Function Tabs Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file en/i18n.js (tab labels).

Example 3–2 Altering Function Tabs Labels (en/i18n.js)


// Tabs
i18n[’folders’] = ’Folders’
i18n[’message’] = ’Message’
i18n[’pab’] = ’Addresses’
i18n[’options’] = ’
               Preferences
               ’

Modifying the Mailbox Tool Bar

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express mailbox tool bar shown in Modifying the Mailbox Tool Bar.

Figure 3–3 Sun Java System Messenger Express Mailbox Tool Bar

Mail tools bar

You can modify the following on the Sun Java System Messenger Express mailbox tool bar:

To Modify the Mailbox Tool Bar

To modify the mailbox tool bar, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, toolFrame() in main.js calls getToolbar()in mbox_fs.html to get the HTML code to write out to the page.

The getToolbar() function in mbox_fs.html assembles the code and assigns the functions to the graphics by calling toolbar() in main.js, which takes care of items such as colors and text-only versions.

The getToolbar() function in mbox_fs.html also calls folderSelection() in main.js to generate the drop-down folder list.

The functions assigned by getToolbar() in mbox_fs.html that handle the tool clicks are:

Example—Mailbox Tool Bar Modifications

The example shown in Example—Mailbox Tool Bar Modifications makes “Search” as the first tool and changes the text of the “Get Mail” tool to “Get Messages.”

Figure 3–4 Example Mailbox Tool Bar Modifications

In this figure the "Search" tool is displayed as the first tool and the "Get Mail" tool has been renamed to "Get Messages."

Example—Mailbox Tool Bar Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in files mbox_fs.html (layout).

Example 3–3 Altering Tool Bar Layout (mbox_fs.html)


function getToolbar() {
....
main.WMtoolbar(
....
(main.srch != ’’ ? i18n[’new search’] : i18n[’search’]),
’parent.srch()’, ’imx/search.gif’, 27, 25, true,
               
i18n[’get mail’], ’main.refreshMbox()’, ’imx/pull.gif’, 27, 25,
true, i18n[’compose’], ’main.compose(”new”)’, ’imx/compose.gif’,
27, 25, true)
....
}

Example—Mailbox Tool Bar Modifications 


 shows the necessary changes to be made in file en/i18n.js (text)
Example 3–4 Altering Tool Bar Text (en/i18n.js)


// Tool Bars
....
i18n[’get mail’] = ’
               Get Messages
               ’

Modifying the Message List Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message List window shown in Modifying the Message List Window.

Figure 3–5 Sun Java System Messenger Express Message List Window

Messenger Express Message List Window.

You can modify the following in the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message List window:

To Modify the Message List Window

To modify the Message List window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, listFrameHTML() calls getSortHeader() in mbox_fs.html and assigns column headings with appropriate call to the sorting function sortMsgs() in main.js. The listFrameHTML() function also links the “Collect External Mail” hyperlink to collect() in main.js.

Example—Message List Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Message List Window Modifications displays the most recently received mails first, and changes the text on “Collect External Mail” button to “Get Messages From Another Server”.

Figure 3–6 Example Message List Window Modifications

Customized Message List Window.

Example—Message List Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in files main.js.

Example 3–5 Altering Message List Window Layout ( main.js)


var defaults = new Array(
.....
’meSortOrder’, ’
               L
               ’,
.....
)

Example—Message List Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file en/i18n.js.

Example 3–6 Altering List Window Text (en/i18n.js)


// POP3 Collection
....
i18n[’collect long’] = ’
               Get Messages From Another Server
               ’

Modifying the Message Display Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Display window shown in Modifying the Message Display Window.

Figure 3–7 Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Display Window

Message Display window

You can modify the following in the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Display window:

To Modify the Message Display Window

To modify the Message Display window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Example—Message Display Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Message Display Window Modifications moves “Subject” before “To.”

Figure 3–8 Example Message Display Window Modifications

Customized Message Display Window

Example—Message Display Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file msg_fs.html.

Example 3–7 Altering Message Display Window Layout


function listFrameHTML(doc) {
....
s += header(’from’) + header(’date’) + 
header(’subject’)+ header(’to’) + header(’cc’)
               
....
}

Modify the Message Display Window to Display User Defined Header Fields

This section describes how to add and display user defined header fields in the Message Display window.

To Display User Defined Header Fields

Edit the listFrameHTML(doc) function in the msg_fs.html file.

Example—Modifying the Message Display Window to Display User Defined Header Fields

The example shows how to display the user defined field X-document-id in the Message Display Window.

Example—Modifying the Message Display Window to Display User Defined Header Fields shows the changes made to the function listFrameHTML() in the msg_fs.html file.

Example 3–8 Changes made to the msg_fs.html file.


function listFrameHTML(doc) {
....
s += header('from') + header('sentdate')
 + header('to') + header('cc') + header('bcc') 
+ header('subject')

var hdrstr =  getHeaderStr(main.msgFrame.hdr[0], 'X-
document-id
')
if(hdrstr != '') {
s += <tr\><td nowrap align=right valign=top width=5%' 
+ main.base_line 
+ ' bgcolor=' + main.chrome2 
+ '\>' + main.font() + html('X-
document-id
') + nbsp + '</td\>\\n<td ' + main.cellBgString + '\>' 
+ extra + main.font() + hdrstr + '</td\></tr\>\\n'
}
....
}

Modifying the Message Tool Bar

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express message tool bar shown in Modifying the Message Tool Bar.

Figure 3–9 Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Tool Bar

Message Tool bar

You can modify the following in the Sun Java System Messenger Express message tool bar:

To Modify the Message Tool Bar

To modify the message tool bar, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, getToolbar() in msg_fs.html assembles the code and assigns the functions to the graphics by calling toolbar() in main.js, which takes care of items such as colors and text-only versions.

The getToolbar() function in msg_fs.html also calls folderSelection() in main.js to generate the drop-down folder list.

The functions assigned by getToolbar() in msg_fs.html to handle the tools are:

Example—Message Tool Bar Modifications

The example shown in Example—Message Tool Bar Modifications moves “New Message” to the right and abbreviates the text from “Previous” to “Prev.”

Figure 3–10 Example Message Tool Bar Modifications

In this figure the "Compose" tool is moved to the right and "Previous" is abbreviated to "Prev."

Example—Message Tool Bar Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file msg_fs.html.

Example 3–9 Altering Message Tool Bar Layout (msg_fs.html)


function getToolbar() {
var s
...
main.WMtoolbar(
 null,null,’imx/spacer.gif’,5,1,false,
 i18n[’close’], ’parent.gotofolder()’, 
’imx/cancel.gif" alt="’ 
+i18n[’msg close’], 24, 24, true,
null,null,’imx/spacer.gif’,5,1,false,

i18n[’compose’], ’main.compose(”new”)’, 
’imx/compose.gif" alt="’ + i18n[’msg compose’], 24, 24, true) +
               
 <td\><img src="imx/spacer.gif" width="1" height="1"\></td\>\\n’ +
....

Example—Message Tool Bar Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file en/i18n.js.

Example 3–10 Altering Message Tool Bar Text ( en/i18n.js)


// Tool Bars
....
i18n[’previous’] = ’
               Prev
               ’

Modifying the Message Composition Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Composition window shown in Modifying the Message Composition Window.

Figure 3–11 Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Composition Window

Message Composition window

You can modify the following in the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Composition window:

To Modify the Message Composition Window

To modify the Message Composition window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, compFrameHTML() in comp_fs.html assembles the code and assigns the functions to the graphics by calling WMtoolbar() in main.js which also handles colors and text-only versions. The compFrameHTML() function in comp_fs.html generates the “To”, “Cc”, and “Bcc” control area by calling i18n_compose_controls() in lang/i18n.js.

The functions assigned by compFrameHTML() in comp_fs.html are:

Example—Message Composition Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Message Composition Window Modifications moves the Address tool to the left so that it appears first on the tool bar, and changes the text “Recipients” to “Send to.”

Figure 3–12 Example Message Composition Window Modifications

Screen showing address tool bar moved to the left so that it appears first on the tool bar, and the field "Recipients" is renamed as "Send to."

Example—Message Composition Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file comp_fs.html for swapping Address tool and Send tool.

Example 3–11 Altering Composition Window Layout (comp_fs.html)


function compFrameHTML() {
main.WMtoolbar(i18n[’lookup’], ’parent.lookup()’,
’imx/address.gif"
alt="’ + i18n[’lookup’], 27, 25, true, i18n[’send’],
’parent.send(”smtp’)’, ’imx/send.gif " alt="’
+ i18n[’compose_send’],27, 25, true)
               }

Example—Message Composition Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in file en/i18n.js for changing the text “Recipients” to “Send to”.

Example 3–12 Altering Composition Window Text (en/i18n.js)


// Message Composition
....
i18n[’recipient’] = ’
               Send To
               ’

The emoticons appear on the screen if the Text/HTML option is set to HTML. By default the Text/HTML option is set to Text format.

Example—Message Composition Window Modifications shows how to edit the main.js file to enable emoticons.

Example 3–13 Altering Composition Window to Enable Emoticons


var iconHREF = ’
               msg_svr_base
               
               /imx/
               ’

Example—Message Composition Window Modifications shows how to edit main.js file to disable emoticons.

Example 3–14 Altering Composition Window to Disable Emoticons


var iconHREF =
                ’’

Modifying Message Search Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Search window shown in Modifying Message Search Window.

Figure 3–13 Message Search Window

Message Search window

You can modify the following on the Sun Java System Messenger Express Message Search window:

To Modify the Message Search Window

To modify the Message Search window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Example—Message Search Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Message Search Window Modifications changes the text associated with the tool “Delete” to “Remove”. It also shows how to interchange the appearance of the default column headings.

Figure 3–14 Message Search Window With Changes

In this figure the column name "Delete" has been changed to "Remove."

Example—Message Search Window Modifications shows the changes to be made in file en/i18n.js, to change the text associated with the tool.

Example 3–15 Altering the Tool Text


// Tool Bars
i18n[’delete’] = ’
               Remove
               ’

Example—Message Search Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in the searchMessage.html file.

Example 3–16 Interchanging the Order of Appearance of the Default Column Headings


function listFrameHTML() {
  var i, msg
....
s += main.tableStart + ’<form name="form1"\><tr bgcolor=’ +
main.chrome2 + ’\>\\n’
s += ’<td align="center" width=1% nowrap\>’ + main.font() +
    i18n[’selectLabel’] + ’</td\>\\n’
s += ’<td align="center" width=5% 
nowrap\><img src="../imx/attach.gif"
               
alt="’ + i18n[’msg Attachment’] + ’" width=16 height=16’ +
 (IE \>= 4 || NN \> 0 ? ’ hspace=2\>’ : ’\>’) + getSortHeader(’’) +
’</td\>\\n’
s += ’<td align="center" width=1% nowrap\><img src="../imx/high-0.gif"
alt="’ + i18n[’msg priority’] + ’" width=16 height=16’ +
 (IE \>= 4 || NN \> 0 ? ’ hspace=2\>’ : ’\>’) + getSortHeader(’’) +
’</td\>\\n’
  s += ’<td align="left" width=1% nowrap\>’ + getSortHeader(’’) +
’</td\>\\n’
...

The example shown in Example—Message Search Window Modifications alters the tool bar layout in the Message View window.

Figure 3–15 Message View Window with the Tool bar Modifications

Message View window with the tool bar modifications

Example—Message Search Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in the file seachmsg_fs.html to alter the tool bar layout.

Example 3–17 Message View Window Tool Bar Modifications


function getToolbar() {
  var s
....
main.WMtoolbar(
....
i18n[’close’], ’parent.closeMe()’, ’imx/cancel.gif" alt="’ +
i18n[’msg close’], 27, 25, true,
null, null, ’imx/divider.gif’, 2, 24, false,

i18n[’compose’], ’main.compose(”new”)’, 
’imx/compose.gif" alt="’
+ i18n[’msg compose’], 27, 25, true,
i18n[’reply’], ’main.compose(”reply”)’, 
’imx/reply.gif" alt="’
i18n[’msg reply’], 27, 25, enable) +
’<td nowrap\>’ + main.font(1) + main.nbsp +
 main.folderSelection(’folderList’,
’parent.move(options[selectedIndex].value);selectedIndex=0’,
i18n[’file msg’], false,
main.mboxFrame.mbox,’’,getsharedfolders())+ ’</td\>’ +
....

Modifying the Address (Directory Lookup) Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Address (directory lookup) window shown in Modifying the Address (Directory Lookup) Window.

Figure 3–16 Messenger Express Address Window

Messenger Express Address Window

You can modify the following in the Address (directory lookup) window:

To Modify the Address (Directory Lookup) Window

To modify the Address window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Functionally, searchFrameHTML() and addFrameHTML() assign the following functions to the buttons:

Example—Address (Directory Lookup) Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Address (Directory Lookup) Window Modifications changes “Search Corporate directory” to “Search the Sun Directory” and adds the LDAP server search “Search Yahoo!” to the search list.

Figure 3–17 Example Address (Directory Lookup) Window Modifications

Altering Address (Directory Lookup) window text

Example—Address (Directory Lookup) Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in en/lookup_fs.html.

Example 3–18 Altering Address Window Text


//Search Control
function s_SearchCtrl() {
....
’<option value="3 200"\>
Search the Sun Java System Directory
</option\>\\n’ +
....

Example—Address (Directory Lookup) Window Modifications shows how to add LDAP server search to the list. The file to edit is en/lookup_fs.html.

Example 3–19 Adding LDAP Server Search


//Search Control
function s_SearchCtrl() {
...
’<option value="2 25 ldap://ldap.yahoo.com/"\>’ +
’Search Yahoo!</option\>\\n’ +
’</select\>\\n’ +
...

Adding a User Defined Directory to Search

You can add an additional user defined directory to the LDAP server search in the Address (Directory Lookup) Window. This can be accomplished by adding new entry for the LDAP host followed by the DN in the lang/lookup_fs.html.

To a Add User Defined Directory to Search to the Address (Directory Lookup) Window

Add a new entry specifying the LDAP host followed by the DN as the third parameter in the lang/lookup_fs.html file.

Example—Adding a User Defined Directory to Search to the Address (Directory Lookup) Window

The example shows the changes made to Address (Directory Lookup) Window to search for the user defined directory in the host florizel.com with the DN ou=People, o=florizel.com.

Example—Adding a User Defined Directory to Search to the Address (Directory Lookup) Window shows how to add the user defined directory to the search list in the Address (Directory Lookup) Window. The file to edit is lang/lookup_fs.html.

Example 3–20 Adding user defined directory to search.


//Search Control
function s_SearchCtrl() {
...
’<option value="2 25 
ldap://ldap.florizel.com/ou=People,o=florizel.com"\>’ +
’Search Florizel!</option\>\\n’ +
...

Modifying the Options Window

Note –

Example—Adding a User Defined Directory to Search to the Address (Directory Lookup) Window will work only if anonymous reads are allowed on the DN ou=People,o=florizel.com. Otherwise to bind to the host florizel.com, you need to provide the values for binddn and bindpwd in the ldap.msc file.

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Options window shown in Modifying the Options Window.

Figure 3–18 Sun Java System Messenger Express Options Window

Messenger Express Options window

You can modify the following on the Sun Java System Messenger Express Options window:

To Modify the Options Window

To modify the Options window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

Example—Options Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Options Window Modifications moves “Vacation Message” between “Personal Information” and “Password,” and changes the text “Sun Java System Messenger Express” to “Mozilla Super Speedy Web Mail.”

Figure 3–19 Example Options Window Modifications

In this figure the 'Vacation Message' field is moved between 'Personal Information' and 'Password.'

Example—Options Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in the file opts_fs.html to move “Vacation Message” between “Personal Information” and “Password.”

Example 3–21 Altering Options Window Layout ( opts_fs.html)


function toggleFrameHTML()  {
....
 getToggle(main.i18n[’personal’], ’personal’,
 ’javascript:parent.toggle(”personal”)’) +
getToggle(main.i18n[’vacation’], ’vacation’,
’javascript:parent.toggle(”vacation”)’) +
n.i18n[’password’], ’password’,
’javascript:parent.toggle(”password”)’) +
....
}

Example—Options Window Modifications shows the necessary changes to be made in the file en/i18n.js to change the text “Sun Java System Messenger Express” to “Mozilla Super Speedy Web Mail.

Example 3–22 Altering Options Window Text ( en/i18n.js)


// Options
....
i18n[’passwd exp’] = ’
Use this form to change the password 
you use to access Mozilla Super Speedy Web Mail.

Modifying the Folders Window

This section describes how to modify the Sun Java System Messenger Express Folders window shown in Modifying the Folders Window.

Figure 3–20 Sun Java System Messenger Express Folders Window

Messenger Express Folders window

You can modify the following in the Sun Java System Messenger Express Folders window:

To Modify the Folders Window

To modify the Folders window, edit the appropriate files as follows:

The functions assigned to the tools and links by getToolbar() and listFrameHTML() in fldr_fs.html are:

Example—Folders Window Modifications

The example shown in Example—Folders Window Modifications moves “Refresh” and “New Message” tools to the end of the toolbar.

Figure 3–21 Example Folders Window Modifications

The Update and Compose tools appear at right the end of the toolbar

Example—Folders Window Modifications shows the changes to be made in the file fldr_fs.html.

Example 3–23 Altering Folders Window Layout


function getToolbar() {
....
main.WMtoolbar(
i18n["new folder"], ’parent.addFolder()’, ’imx/fldr_new.gif"
alt="’ + i18n[’folder new’], 24, 24, true,
i18n[’rename’], ’parent.renFolder()’, ’imx/fldr_edit.gif" alt="’ +
i18n[’folder rename’], 24, 24, true,
....
main.WMtoolbar(
null, null, ’imx/spacer.gif’, 2, 24, false,
i18n[’update’] ? i18n[’update’] : i18n[’get mail’],
’main.refreshFolders()’, ’imx/Update_Folder.gif" alt="’ +
i18n[’folder update’], 24, 24, true,
i18n[’compose’], ’main.compose(”new”)’, ’imx/compose.gif’,
alt="’+ i18n[’msg compose’], 24, 24, true
....
}

Aligning the User Interface from Right to Left

By default the Menu tabs are aligned from left to right. When you have selected Arabic as the preferred language, then you need to customize Sun Java System Messenger Express to align the Menu tabs from right to left.

ProcedureTo align the User Interface from right to left

Step

    To align the User Interface from right to left you need to remove a line from the ar/i18n.js file.

    Aligning the User Interface from Right to Left shows the line that needs to be removed from the ar/i18n.js file.


    ....
i18n['dir'] = 'ltr'
....

Disabling Filtering of the HTML Tags

For security reasons the Sun Java System Messenger Express server filters the HTML tags that are used to encode multimedia in mails which are in HTML format. The user can disable the filtering of these HTML tags in the mails.


ProcedureTo disable the filtering of the HTML tags:


Step
    

    Change the /html/main.js file to disable filtering
the HTML tags in the mails.
    




Example—  Disable the filtering of the HTML tags


The example shows how to disable filtering of JavaScript tags in the mails.



Example—  Disable the filtering of the HTML tags shows the /html/main.js file before changing the file
for disabling the filtering of Javascript tags in the mails.


Example 3–24  Before editing the                 main.js file.








....
load(msgFrame, msgHREF + 'msg.msc?sid=' + sid + '&security=' +
security + '&mbox=' + encode(selectmbox) + '&uid=' + num +
'&process=js,link,target,html' + 
binhex + maxtext +
get_charset())
....


            








Example—  Disable the filtering of the HTML tags shows the changes to be made in the /html/main.js file
for disabling the filtering of Javascript tags in the mails


Example 3–25  After altering themain.js file.








....
load(msgFrame, msgHREF + 'msg.msc?sid=' + sid + '&security=' +
security + '&mbox=' + encode(selectmbox) + '&uid=' + num +

'&process=link,target,html' + 
binhex + maxtext +
....







Supporting a New Locale


If the language is supported by the Messaging Server, you can add the language
to the preferred language list and create the language-specific static webmail pages.
These language-specific pages should be grouped in a subdirectory under the main document
directory. The webmail code automatically detects the client’s language preference
and fetches the webmail pages from the appropriate subdirectory.


To support a new language in Sun Java System Messenger Express:



Example—Supporting a New Locale


The example shows how to support Russian language in Sun Java System Messenger
Express.



Example—Supporting a New Locale shows
the changes to be made to the i18n_preferredlanguagelist() funtion
in the i18n.js file for supporting Russian language.


Example 3–26  Adding a language to the 18n_preferredlanguagelist() function
in the i18n.js file








function i18n_preferredlanguagelist()
{
var s = '<select name="preferredLanguage"\>' +
'<option value="ar"\>Arabic</option\>' +
'<option value="zh-CN"\>Chinese/Simplified</option\>' +
'<option value="zh-TW"\>Chinese/Traditional</option\>' +
'<option value="en"\>English</option\>' +
'<option value="fr"\>French</option\>' +
'<option value="de"\>German</option\>' +
'<option value="it"\>Italian</option\>' +
'<option value="ja"\>Japanese</option\>' +
'<option value="ko"\>Korean</option\>' +
'<option value="ru"\>Russian</option\>' +
....
'</select\>'
return s
} 








Example—Supporting a New Locale shows
the changes to be made to the ru/i18n.js file for changing the
charset in the i18N resource file.


Example 3–27  Changing the charset in the I18N Resource File.








// I18N Resource file
var i18n = new Array()
var fldr = new Array()
// DO NOT TRANSLATE AS STRINGS-JUST VALUES
i18n['client charset'] = 'iso-8859-5'
i18n['http charset'] = 'iso-8859-5'
i18n['fontface'] = 'PrimaSans BT,Verdana,sans-serif
i18n['fontface1'] = i18n['fontface']
i18n['fontface2'] = 'Times New Roman,Times,serif'
i18n['fontface3'] = 'Courier New,Courier,mono'
i18n['nbsp'] = '&nbsp;'