Hi Frank,
The word processor "Dagesh", also called "Accent" made by the defunct
"Kivun" in Jerusalem was one of the first multi-lingual word processors.
It has many wonderful features, one of them being built-in keyboards for
every supported language. There is a menu bar button, that I incorrectly
refer to as a "tab" below, that allows you to change the keyboard. This
is independent of the MS Windows keyboard.
- yba
On Mon, 11 Oct 2004, Frank Meies wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Jonathan Ben Avraham wrote:
>
> > This is a *great* idea. I have been trying to get Falko Tesch and the
> > Hamburg team to agree to this since August 2002. In fact, it is a
> > generalization of the explicit LRO/LRO/PDO solution that was originally
> > suggested in IssueZilla issue 18024. The tab could be set
> > automatically in
> > MS Windows and possibly MAC OSX and some "well-behaved" *nix
> > systems, and manually in all others. The idea would work well for other
> > languages as well besides Arabic and Hebrew when there is no way to tell
> > from the OS what the OOo language contexts is.
>
> what's the meaning of 'tab' in this context?
>
> Regards,
>
> Frank
>
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