Hi Hakki, maybe that's a help -> [ from 'Documentation - HOW TO...' http://documentation.openoffice.org/HOW_TO/index.html ]
'How to Handle Special Characters in OpenOffice.org' <http://documentation.openoffice.org/HOW_TO/various_topics/Howto_special_char.pdf> Manfred 2007/9/21, Jonathan Kaye wrote: > Jonathan Kaye wrote: > > hakki azak wrote: > > > >> Hello, > >> I use the OpenOffice Writer to write Documents for my Homepage but I have > >> to use Specialcharacters from Turkey very often.But I can't save the > >> Specialcharacters to a Specialkeypress forever.Every time I close the > >> Program the saved Keypresses are gone. So how can I save them forever. > > > > Hi Hakki, > > I'm not sure what you're problem is. If by "Specialcharacters from Turkey, > > you mean the normal Turkish characters in written Turkish like these: > > ğ ı ş ü ö > > then there should be no problem. They are all part of the Latin Extended-A > > character set and available from the Insert->Special Character... menu. > > Since you are using them frequently, you could set up a series of macros > > and then assign them to keys that you don't use otherwise or install a > > Turkish locale which will give you a normal Turkish keyboard (I don't know > > if you can do this in Windows). > > > > If your problem is something else, maybe you'll need to explain it a bit > > more. > > Cheers, > > Jonathan > > > > Hello Jonathan, > > first of all thanks for response, but my problem is not to use them. My > > > problem is > > to save them as a normal Key for example Alt+C , and at my old program > > > Microsoft Word there comes the Ç > > and thats what I need. The other Characters I need are for example : Ş Ĝ l > Â. > > And when it's all saved and I shut the Program down and Start it new it's > > all gone ( I mean the saved Key's).So I hope you understand my problem > > now and can help me. > > >Thanks > > > >Hakki > > > Hi Hakki, > I don't think you understood my response. You can create a macro for each of > the characters you need and assign that macro to a key such as Alt+C as you > did before. Have a look at the manual for instructions how to do this if > you don't know already. If you get really stuck please write back to this > list/newsgroup. > Cheers, > Jonathan -- CC: Hakki Please reply to [email protected] only
