https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91247
--- Comment #2 from Stan <stanhoff...@mindspring.com> --- (In reply to Adolfo Jayme from comment #1) > I think you need to enable Complex Text Layout (CTL) in LibreOffice > > Preferences > Language Settings > Languages. Maybe you’ll also need to set > “Dzongkha” as the default CTL language (in the same dialog). iMac, LibreOffice v. 4.4.2.2: with no changes to the Languages preferences (neither Asian nor CTL checked), the keystroke for changing keyboards is recognized and Tibetan text is rendered correctly. MacBook, LibreOffice v. 4.4.3.2: by checking CTL and choosing Tibetan (India) in Languages preferences, Tibetan text is now rendered correctly. HOWEVER, the keystroke for changing keyboards is not recognized--it is necessary to switch to the Finder, change keyboards, and return to LibreOffice Calc every time I want to switch languages. This makes two different behaviors on the different machines: recognizing the keystroke for switching keyboards and needing or not needing CTL enabled in Languages preferences. > > In addition, the keyboard shortcut for switching from US to Tibetan keyboard > > that works in other applications does not work in Calc. > > For those of us unfamiliar with Macs, what is that shortcut? It is user configurable. I have mine set to CTL+OPT+CMD+Spacebar -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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