But this is still not using the CTL facility of OOo. The "Enabled for CTL: is still greyed out (and checked), and I have not been able to find a way to switch between "Western" and CTL languages. It might help me if I knew what action _should_ toggle between the two. Since only two languages are involved, I would have expected the same behavior as that used in other OSes, namely Right<Alt+Shift> goes to CTL and Left<Alt+Shift> goes to "Western".
I asked a few people here in the office and got an answer regarding the greyed out check box. Here is Stephan's reply....
--------------- Stefan Baltzer wrote: > Hi! > > Note that currently OOo 2.2.1 is available and we are currently > about to release OOo 2.3 soon (below, OOo 2.04 was named). > > When the Office is started in a Hebrew or Arabic locale, then the CTL > support can not be switched off (Box is checked and greyed out). > > The purpose is that the users shall not mistakingly disable > the support (CTL) they will very likely need some time (because > of the locale). > > So if you start your office in a non-CTL locale (i.e. en_US), then the > check box will be enabled again. But there is no point to uncheck it > if you want to write in Hebrew from time to to time. CTL support > "only" brings up a few more controls (Format-Character-Font) or lint > box entries (i.e. text direction in Format-Page-Tab "page", Box "text > direction". Note that in Format-Paragraph-Alignment-Properties-Text > direction, the selection "use superordinate settings" enherits the > text direction from the page style. Only for "mixed documents", this > should be set there t have LTR and RTL paragraphs on one page. But > most users tend to use the "hard setting" with the text direction > buttons in the Writer main menu bar. > > Regards, > Stefan C. -- Clayton Cornell [EMAIL PROTECTED] StarOffice - Sun Microsystems, Inc. - Hamburg, Germany --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
