On Fri, 4 Aug 2000, Dekel Tsur wrote:
> > * When starting a Hebrew paragraph with quotation marks
> > Lyx or Lyx user gets confused. There should be an option
> > to insert a 'logical R2L'-symbol to control teh paragraph main direction.
>
> More generally, you need the language of the paragraph to be different then
> the language of the first character in the paragraph.
> The solution: go to the start of the paragraph,
> select the desired paragraph language (using the character style popup, or
> in your case with F12), and insert a note inset.
This is a quick and easy solution, BUT it will be much more obvious to
anyone to use a paragraph language forcing symbol than this method, it is
very impractical to use notes they don't convey the reason they are there.
A special symbol (inset) to force the language of the paragraph will be
much better.
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