Hi,The problem you describe happened to me on one occasion. I don't know exactly what caused it. I eventually had to reinstall crossover for unrelated reasons, and the problem disappeared.
I've been trying crossover office, which works pretty fine, but didn't success using hebrew on it.
What I see when users typing hebrew is the letters a, o, u, e, i for some reasons instead of hebrew chars. a weird one.
Is it known to work with hebrew at all? Does anybody have a url where I can learn how to configure wine/crossover office in hebrew?
Toda! :)
- Oren
Two important questions, though:
A. What is your locale (the output of "locale").
B. How is your keyboard set up? Do you use one of the keyboard switching, or are you on XKB?
Does the problem happen with vanilla Wine as well (I have yet to see it happen there)?
Bear in mind that, due to the way Word decides which direction each given character is, there is a limit to how well it will work even if you solve your particular problem. You will find that you either get Word that does correct English, or Word that does correct Hebrew, and places the English letters in the most unexpected places. The deciding factor will be whether there was anything Hebrew in your locale when Word was run (i.e. - LANG, LC_CTYPE, etc.)
I have not had time to work on this particular problem, as it involves rewriting major parts of the Wine keyboard handling functions.
Shachar
-- Shachar Shemesh Open Source integration consultant Home page & resume - http://www.shemesh.biz/
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