Bob Warren wrote:
Jacque:
I have just made another little test program so that I can type into the
field. My wife's Ubuntu is in Portuguese, and she has an ABNT keyboard.
Of course, when she uses any program other than Rev (Word, Text Editor),
everything is 100%.
On her computer, if I try typing Portuguese symbols into the field of
the test stack, I get nothing but junk (pairs of symbols). The
characters that correspond to English ones come out OK.
If I paste Portuguese text into the test field, it displays perfectly,
but when trying to print, the result is the same as on my computer.
This sounds suspiciously like a unicode issue to me. What does the
message box tell you if you type:
put the textfont of fld <whatever>
If the text isn't all one font, you should see "mixed". When you paste
unicode text into a field, the textfont will change to a unicode font
for the pasted chunk. If you can calculate it, try getting the text
offsets for a pasted chunk and ask the message box this:
the textfont of char <x> to <y> of fld <whatever>
What do you get back? Is it just something like "Ariel" or is two words
separated by a comma?
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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