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--- Comment #14 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
(In reply to Mario Fux from comment #13)
> Ok, just checked with Simon 0.4.1 on Windows. Can confirm it. Looks like a
> problem to write a file name with other char
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--- Comment #11 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
(In reply to Mario Fux from comment #10)
> Ok now back to this bug. Christopher, I can add the word () bug get a
> sphinxtrain error as well. The one below:
&g
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--- Comment #8 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
(In reply to Mario Fux from comment #7)
> Morning Edward
>
> Hope to have some tarballs in the coming weeks and then I'll try to keep in
> mind
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--- Comment #6 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
(In reply to Mario Fux from comment #5)
> So finally coming back to this bug. There is now again some life in Simon
> and we're working towards preparing a la
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--- Comment #4 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
Can you confirm the bug?
You can also use symbols such as / . ? ! in the active dictionary instead of
arabic or hebrew, it will produce the same error, no languages othe
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--- Comment #3 from Christopher Edward <christopher.edw...@outlook.com> ---
Did you confirm the bug?
You can also use symbols such as / . ? ! in the active dictionary, it will
produce the same error, no languages other than English letters can b
