Yep, that's a great thing to create replacements. Thanks, it was a great
help. BUT, it rouse up a little issue: you can't do that (at least I
couldn't) with different fonts. Example: I'm writing with Times New
Roman, but the special character needed is in the Symbol font set. The
character representation is changed to a letter, corresponding to a char
in Times New Roman... so all the characters in Symbol, and in any other
font sets can't be used.
But it was yet a great help. Thanks.
CPHennessy wrote:
On Thursday 18 August 2005 19:44, Jerônimo Backes wrote:
Hello there. I don't know if I came to the right place, but I'll give a
suggestion for a little improvement in OO Writer:
What about to create a panel with the special characteres utilized in
the text? It's a pain in the ass to write a text with a lot of symbols,
and to every symbol you need, you have to click on "Insert", then
"Special Character", then select the char needed. Up to now I copy and
paste every symbol to another text document, and whenever I need one of
these symbols, I copy from there to my text. It will be extremely
helpful to have a list of special characters used in the text, then just
click on the entry needed and have it from the cursor.
What about that? I think it isn't hard to implement.
Thanks for the idea. It indeed may not be hard to implement. However please
remember that there are many other things which the developers are working on
and which we hope will be released soon. Maybe your request can be
implemented sometime in the future.
However there is another way to get what you want now, if you use AutoCorrect
there is a tab there which allows you to define your own replacements so that
you can define "a/" as an a-grave, etc.
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