steven smith wrote:
Fred A. Miller wrote:
steven smith wrote:
Hi
I'm running Open Office under SuSE Linux 10.1 and am experiencing
problems with keyboard input. I have seen the same problem with
versions 2.2 and 2.4.
It may be related to SKIM but this is the only application I'm
seeing it with. VIM, Mozilla (Composer) and Thunderbird all seem to
work fine. I've done Google looking for others with the same problem
and also looked around the open office site but don't quite know
where to go from here other than back to XP for editing doc's. Any
suggestions??
EXACTLY what happens with input? I'm using SUSE 10.1 (going to 10.2
in a couple of days) with NO problems.
Fred
It's hard to pin down exactly what is happening because for what I'm
doing at the moment, I'm not using the keyboard all the time. I have
been using OO to create Japanese flash cards and am mostly just
creating tables from a comma-separated-list and using the
table/convert function to create the tables, then using the other
table commands to format the table. I notice it first when control-A
no longer works to select or when key input to the menu for setting
cell height stops working.
At some point the keyboard input just seems to stop working. It's
always been within a few minutes of starting using the application.
I have a feeling it has to do with skim. This would be too obvious a
problem to get out easily. I must be doing something unusual. I'm
using SKIM for Japanese input and noticed that the shift-space that is
supposed to take me from one input mode to the other also isn't
working, although it works fine if input is into an xterm or mterm.
Steve S.
Have you checked the key bindings of the respective programmes? They
may be in conflict.
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