OpenOffice.org, for Intel 386 series, on Microsoft Windows XP.
Chinese (Traditional), version 2.0.1 (this is the latest official version). 1. Last time I reflected that if you have a line of courier text in Microsoft Windows, and it starts with spaces, then on OpenOffice Writer, the beginning spaces have the wrong font (e.g. a Chinese font). This means that "spaces" seems to be fontless and maybe rendered in the wrong font. 2. Now if you have OpenOffice Impress and set your font for CJK (Chinese-Japanese-Korean) and font for Latin to be different, then type: XXX<-Chinese characters Then switch to Latin input and type "t", so that you have: XXXt Then the "t" is in Latin font. But if you type " " (space) after XXX: XXX <-with space Then this "space" becomes Chinese font. Moreover, if you type: XXXt to Then "XXX" is in Chinese font, and "t to" is in Latin font. This is correct. But if you remove the first "t": XXX to Then all of " to" (including the space) suddenly becomes Chinese font. 3. On Windows version 2.0.1, if you type underlined Latin text, followed by non-underlined Chinese characters: aaaXXX Then they are displayed write. But if you are on Fedora Core 5 Linux (Intel 386 version) with OpenOffice Writer 2.0.2, and type underlined Latin letters IMMEDIATELY followed by non-underlined Chinese characters, then the Chinese characters seems to be "partially" underlined. Thanks. Qiyao -- http://www.url.com.tw/emailstore/businessmail01.htm 智邦生活館虛擬主機 幫您的網站找一個安穩的家
