https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91029
--- Comment #8 from Nick Levinson <nick_levin...@yahoo.com> --- I assume we'd like LibreOffice to gain acceptance among the general public, most of whom wouldn't think of using a spreadsheet, Google, the Unicode site, or Shapecatcher to identify a glyph, but might search (laboriously) the character dialog, often futilely. We should avoid solutions that require a geek's expertise to remember. Or, if we stay with that, Writer's Help file should say how to do this. I glanced at the URLs in comment 7. Support for drawing a glyph to identify it is an amazing idea if recognition technology is up to it but I hope simply copying and pasting a glyph, thus copying the bytes, will also be supported, as that would avoid confusing glyphs as handwriting often would and it would support identifying a whitespace or invisible (glyphless) control character (usually one that has a character width of zero even in a monopitch font). -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
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