Hi Yitzchak,
For each version of OOo I tested, I used the spadmin program to install
the same FreeSans font.
I downloaded the font from
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/freefont/freefont-ttf.zip
If I open any of the other three versions of OOo, aleph-lameds are fine.
If I switch to the Debian version, I get your bug.
I went through the settings in the Options menu on the Debian OOo, and
played around with them, but nothing helped.
Alan
Yitzchak Gale wrote:
Hi Alan,
Are you sure it is something in their OOo build?
Maybe it has to do with their version of the
FreeSans font, or something else external.
Can you test this?
On 1/17/06, Alan Yaniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
...I've tested aleph-lamed combinations using the FreeSans font on Debian
testing OS with the following versions of OpenOffice:
a) Hebrew 2.0 from OpenOffice.org.il
b) English 2.0 from OpenOffice.org
c) English 2.0.1 from OpenOffice.org
d) Debian OOo package 2.0.0-5 (English)
I saw the problem that you reported in the latest Debian OOo package. I
did not see the problem using any of the other packages that I tested.
So it appears to be a problem with the Debian package, but I don't know
what it might be.
Yitzchak Gale wrote:
...Using the FreeSans font in OO Writer on Debian testing
(standard OOo package, currently OOo 2.0.0-5),
the letters alef and lamed ALWAYS combine into
a combination character. It does not matter what
order I type the letters in, or what they are surrounded
by. It even happens if I type alef and lamed separated
by a different letter, and then delete the different letter.
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