M Henri Day wrote:
Six months ago several participants on this forum discussed using various
keyboard techniques to type Unicode glyphs into an OOo text. Users of recent
Ubuntu versions like Edgy and Feisty discovered that it was possible to type
in a glyph by first holding down «Ctrl + Shift + u», then typing the glyph's
hex code, and finally pressing the space bar. After the Linux kernel update
to 2.6.20-16, however, I find myself unable to use this technique, nor have
I been able to discover an alternative method. The situation has not, as I
naively hoped, been ameliorated by an upgrade to a test version Gutsy
Gibbon, which uses the latest, 2.6.22.9, Linux kernel. Any suggestions as to
how I can recover this function ?...
Henri
This is interesting because I can still, tonight, enter Unicode glyphs
by the "Ctrl+Shift+u" method. I am using Ubuntu 7.04, Feisty Fawn.
JimW
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