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PC Windows XP Professional
Locales:
System - German (default)
additional keyboard input locales:
- English-US
- Polish
- Russian
OpenOffice 2.0.3 - language: German
writer document:language German (general). (But I also choose language setting
only for document and tried also English and Polish without success re index by
using concordance file.)
For sdi-file I tried:
a) created file in EM-Editor and saved as utf-8, checked BOM (also tried
unchecked BOM)
b) created file with GUI in Openoffice writer.
Special characters in concordance file when using option inside writer: "edit
file" or "new" I
- typed in using Polish keyboard or
- right click mouse: insert > special characters or
- paste and copy like you have done
Index doesn't work.
One difference between case a and b above:
If I create concordance file in GUI OO writer, German-umlaut is okay (but no
Polish diacritics);
If I use the external sdi file German-umlaut also becomes wrong characters.
If I open the concordance file for editing in GUI writer, the encoding of the
not correctly recognized characters differs between a and b.
Case a -loaded external sdi-file, created with EmEditor, I see: Cha?asi?ski and
Böhm;
Case b - reopen sdi-file, created with GUI within OO writer, I see: Chałasińsk
amd Böhm
What could be wrong?
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