Hi Ido,
Yes, you are correct, it also happens on 2.0.1. I was using the English
version, but when I use the Hebrew version, the bug shows up. However, I
found that editing an OOo registry file can solve the problem. If you edit
[OpenOffice.org
root]/share/registry/modules/org/openoffice/Office/Common/Common-ctl_he.xcu
and change the value of "CTLSequenceChecking" to "false", the reversed
words show up properly. Could you try it, and let me know if you get the
same results?
Alan
Ido Kanner wrote:
Hi Alan,
I do use Open Office 2.0.1 at the moment.
Please note that for me the problem started recently (in the past few weeks,
with the last debian update of Open Office, but then again, before that I didn't
written any Hebrew based documents on OOo Writer on versions 2x).
Ido
Quoting Alan Yaniger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Nadav, Ido, Michael, and list-members,
Ido sent me a test document, which I tried on OOo 2.0 and 2.0.1 (both
versions that I built from source). With 2.0, the word was reversed.
However, on 2.0.1, it looked fine. I don't know what the bug is (was?)
but maybe if you upgrade to 2.0.1, the problem will go away.
Alan
Nadav Har'El wrote:
On Mon, Feb 06, 2006, ik wrote about "OpenOffice 2 and Hebrew":
It seems that when I close Hebrew based document that was created or just
opened using OpenOffice writer, some words appear to be reversed. Please
note
that I used Oasis documents and MS Office .doc documents. Both had the same
issue.
I see exactly the same issue, with the latest OpenOffice 2 RPM from Fedora
Core 4. This problem only started a couple of months ago (one day, after I
upgraded to a newer RPM), and since then OpenOffice has been utterly
unusable
for me. In fact, I was so desperate, that I even considered switching back
to LaTeX (unfortunately, I haven't had the time to deal with the Hebrew
LaTeX
mess, so instead, I decided to stop writing altogether :-)).
It is *not* a font issue (because the spell-checker also sees the reversed
words).
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