Hi! I wasn't able to view the pictures in your message, in both Nabble and
mailing list. I only get plain text.
I have been trying out LibreOffice on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS in VMware player
today. Everything is working fine. No all these windows bugs.
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雷聲 靐䨻: if you can see four Chinese
This reply goes to every one who has offered their help. I just want to say
thank you. I have tried out LO on Ubuntu 12.04 and on Windows 7 in a VM, and
these issues are simply almost gone on the Linux platform but remain the
same on the virtual Windows.
I will briefly answer all my questions in
I have tested LO for these issues on Ubuntu in a VM. Now I am much more
confident that the problems I've described are Windows-specific issues and
not directly related to LO itself. See my own reply to these problems. These
issues may have arisen during the porting of LO to Windows, or may be
On 30/01/14 17:45, ♪͡♪♪͡♪Neil Ren♪͡♪♪͡♪ wrote:
Environment: Ubuntu 12.04 64bit in VMWare, clean install
Isn't that the wrong way round? Shouldn't it be Windows in VMWare on Ubuntu?
;-)
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Problems?
Gordon Burgess-Parker-3 wrote
Isn't that the wrong way round? Shouldn't it be Windows in VMWare on
Ubuntu?
;-)
Yeah, for so many years I have been keeping my self from the wonderful world
of Linux, getting stuck here and there on the Windows platform .What a
mistake!
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雷聲 靐䨻: if you
Hi :)
Only if you want it the stable and robust way around by adding the
strengths of both OSes rather than adding their weaknesses.
Regards from
Tom :)
On 30 January 2014 17:50, Gordon Burgess-Parker
gor...@gbpcomputing.co.uk wrote:
On 30/01/14 17:45, ♪͡♪♪͡♪Neil Ren♪͡♪♪͡♪ wrote:
Environment:
CVAlkan wrote
with Linux at least, Writer sometimes helps too much by silently
substituting fonts for you and doesn't always make good choices - leading
to it looking like one font (which you know has the character you want) is
in use, when it really isn't.
Hi, sadly (and interestingly) I
Hi, Peter!
Peter Maunder wrote
Is their any reason you are still using the MS CP936 on your system rather
than Unicode.?
This is for downward compatibility with older programs not supporting
Unicode. Every Windows distribution has this option, in Win7 it's in Control
Panel→Region and
Sadly the way MS Office uses styles tends to introduce weirdnesses so
a lot of people seem unwilling to try to understand them at all.
I'll second that. One of the weirdest thing with styling in MSO is that
format and style sometimes get mixed up, which is well exemplified by
what Word calls
Well there are three main issues that meet here and it helps me to keep them
separate. I hope I am not confusing matters further by describing them.
1) Unicode, which your system supports, the standard characters that the
system understands.
2) The Fonts you are using and are installed on your
Thanks for the suggestion. After reading your reply, I suspect this might be
issues of LibreOffice on Windows (or more precisely Windows with asian code
page configured for non-Unicode applications) but not on Linux.
Peter Maunder wrote
I can insert the face as a special character, and both the
♪͡♪♪͡♪Neil Ren♪͡♪♪͡♪ wrote
Thanks for the suggestion. After reading your reply, I suspect this might
be issues of LibreOffice on Windows (or more precisely Windows with asian
code page configured for non-Unicode applications) but not on Linux.
As for keyboard direct input, Windows appear to
OT:
On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 5:45 AM, ♪͡♪♪͡♪♪͡♪♪͡♪ gisrup2...@126.com wrote:
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雷聲 靐䨻: if you can see four Chinese characters instead of blobs or question
marks than your browser/OS has a good support for Unicode and CJK characters!
(P.S. the four chracters put together means loud
Hi,
Relative to
雷聲 靐䨻: if you can see four Chinese characters instead of blobs or question marks than
your browser/OS has a good support for Unicode and CJK characters! (P.S. the four chracters put
together means loud thunder)
in Ubuntu 13.10 with Unity, in Thunderbird e-mail the 4 characters
MR ZenWiz wrote
OT:
in Chrome, I see 3 characters and a blank box. In Firefox and
Seamonkey, I see three characters and a box with 4A 3B on two lines.
Your browsers supports Unicode CJK characters, but either they do not
associate a proper display font for the CJK Unified Ideographs
Tractor wrote
in Ubuntu 13.10 with Unity, in Thunderbird e-mail the 4 characters are
present. If I paste the same in LO Write from the Document Foundation
4.1.4.2 they also show up a 4 characters.
Your browser probably has full support for CJK characters in the basic
multilingual plane. I'm
Thanks again. I am planning to check these issues in virtual machine with
Windows or Linux installed, which I think would yield some more helpful
results.
I'm afraid I did not make myself clear regarding the non-Unicode support in
Windows. I am confident that my OS is set up with Unicode support.
Hi Neil,
At work, my e-mail is automatically downloaded to Thunderbird and comes
off the server. At home it is automatically downloaded but stays on the
server. So I checked the characters here at home tonight in both Firefox
and Chrome. Here is what I have: (I've enlarged them for clarity.)
Le Wed, 29 Jan 2014 19:18:32 -0800 (PST),
♪͡♪♪͡♪Neil Ren♪͡♪♪͡♪ gisrup2...@126.com a écrit :
Tractor wrote
in Ubuntu 13.10 with Unity, in Thunderbird e-mail the 4 characters
are present. If I paste the same in LO Write from the Document
Foundation 4.1.4.2 they also show up a 4 characters.
Hi Neil:
You don't mention whether you are solely using LibreOffice's language
support features or whether you are also using one of the OS-wide input
method utilities that are available.
I've found that, with Linux at least, Writer sometimes helps too much by
silently substituting fonts for you
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