<snip> > "Kirill S. Palagin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hello everybody. >> >> I am very much interested to know how people make text language in >> document follow keyboard layout. For example, if I type one sentence >> in English, then one sentence in Russian, both will be in default >> language, thus making spellcheck for the other languages impossible > > I can't tell about windows (doesn't "Done for Windows. Currently not > possible under Unix." in issue 1035 mean it should work?). > > On 2.0.3 (Debian) I see no options to enable this feature. There > is something about Asian languages and CTL, but AFAIK it has nothing > to do with English, Russian, or Lithuanian. If I'm wrong, shed some > light please... > >> (assigning language to text after typing is not an option). <snip>
Hmmm. I though I could record a macro to change the locale and language and then assign a shortcut key to the macro. This would have provided an easy-to-use kludge for the problem described above: when the user changes keyboard layout he/she also hits the shortcut key to change Writer's view of the world. There would be one macro/shortcut-key per required language. I turned on the recorder and used the mouse to select the appropriate menu/sub-menu items. When I finished I clicked Stop Recording and saved my macro. When I looked at it with the editor there was almost nothing there; nothing useful anyway. And the macro certainly didn't do anything useful. I think I must have got the wrong end of some stick. Which stick, please? Harold Fuchs London, England --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
