Raman,
Does it render on Windows XP and/or Linux?
Does it render in notepad if you change to the same Kannada font?
I don't know if it is important, but I see that the Kannada locale does
not include the script number (21 for Kannada, 20 for Telugu)
<UnicodeScript>21</UnicodeScript>
in LC_INDEX
There is no glyph fall-back font, unless one of these is Kannada or Telugu:
"eudc", "",
"arialunicodems", "cyberbit", "code2000", "",
"andalesansui", "",
"starsymbol", "opensymbol", "",
"msmincho", "fzmingti", "fzheiti", "ipamincho", "sazanamimincho",
"kochimincho", "",
"sunbatang", "sundotum", "baekmukdotum", "gulim", "batang", "dotum",
"",
"hgmincholightj", "msunglightsc", "msunglighttc", "hymyeongjolightk",
"",
"tahoma", "timesnewroman", "lucidatypewriter", "lucidasans", "nimbussansl",
"",
"shree", "mangal", "raavi", "shruti", "tunga", "latha", "",
"shayyalmt", "naskmt", "",
"david", "nachlieli", "lucidagrande", "",
"norasi", "angsanaupc", "",
"khmerossystem", "",
You might be caught on some glitch of the rendering system, such as the
first character of a line not being writable in a CTL language different
from the one of the locale (unless there is a glyph fallback font for
that script).
Does it work in Calc?
Javier
RKVS Raman wrote:
Hi,
We just discovered a major issue with OpenOffice.org1.9_m125 on
Windows 2000. Telugu and Kannada Scripts do not get rendered at all
while all the other Indian Scripts are properly rendered.
Any clues on this.
Best Regards
-Raman
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