It has nothing to do with keyboard, only with the software use use.
But, hmmm, see ... http://www.winedt.org/poll.php
Unicode support is one of the "which features do you miss most?", so it
doesn't really look promising, at least not yet.
Ok, I voted, but I actually corresponded with the develope
ishamid wrote:
I use WinEdt too, but how do you directly type unicode? Or is it a keyboard
thing?
It has nothing to do with keyboard, only with the software use use.
But, hmmm, see ... http://www.winedt.org/poll.php
Unicode support is one of the "which features do you miss most?", so it
doesn't r
* Ciro A. Soto (Jan 15, 2005 18:10):
> Hello, I would like to know what is the best way to check spelling in
> a TeX-prepared document. I could use ispell (linux/unix), but I
> wonder if there is a better way with OpenOffice, or other package.
> Besides, ispell wouldn't check my spanish words like
Hi Mojca,
>You can use \enableregime[utf] and write your documents in unicode with
>all the accents instead. I sometimes used the spellchecker inside
>WinEDT, but I'm no expert in that field. Open office is somehow
>inappropriate for writing plain text documents, although I use it
>sometimes as sp
Ciro A. Soto wrote:
Hello,
I would like to know what is the best way to
check spelling in a TeX-prepared document.
I could use ispell (linux/unix), but I wonder
if there is a better way with OpenOffice, or
other package. Besides, ispell wouldn't check
my spanish words like "Am\'erica" because of t
Hello,
I would like to know what is the best way to
check spelling in a TeX-prepared document.
I could use ispell (linux/unix), but I wonder
if there is a better way with OpenOffice, or
other package. Besides, ispell wouldn't check
my spanish words like "Am\'erica" because of the
accent.
In the s
