The problem is only if you jump from one language to another. Otherwise,
if you have to write mainly in Czech, you use the Czech version of
OpenOffice (see <http://cs.openoffice.org/index.html>). For other
characters, you have to use Insert > Special Characters. You don't havee
to change the font.
Marc H.
M Henri Day a écrit :
2007/3/5, Nicholas Metcalfe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I have just loaded Open Office 2.1. Looks good.
My problem:- I write in other languages, particularly Czech.
How can I get a font, please?
Address I use is* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Nicholas Metcalfe
What you require, I presume, is the ability to easily type such glyphs as
«ř», «š», «ž», and «ů». What OS are you using, and what keyboard ?...
Henri
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