Hi Joel
Thank you for using your time to explain the workflow and "philosophy"
of this project. I have learned a lot :-) .
I know that LibreOffice depends on volunteers. (I am just one of the
many translators using some spare time to get LibreOffice available all
over the world in peoples own l
Good evening
I have tried all sorts of settings to prevent LibreOffice from changing
(c) into the copywright symbol.
So far nothing has helped.
Setting it as an exception does not work.
For reasons I do not understand the conversion is NOT made when I type
(C) (=capital C).
What is the trick
On 06/27/2016 08:57 AM, Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
> Good evening
> I have tried all sorts of settings to prevent LibreOffice from
> changing (c) into the copywright symbol.
> So far nothing has helped.
> Setting it as an exception does not work.
> For reasons I do not understand the conversion is N
Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
> Good evening
> I have tried all sorts of settings to prevent LibreOffice from changing
> (c) into the copywright symbol.
> So far nothing has helped.
> Setting it as an exception does not work.
> For reasons I do not understand the conversion is NOT made when I t
At 21:57 27/06/2016 +0900, Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
I have tried all sorts of settings to prevent LibreOffice from
changing (c) into the copyright symbol. So far nothing has helped.
Setting it as an exception does not work. For reasons I do not
understand the conversion is NOT made when I type
On 06/27/2016 09:20 AM, Brian Barker wrote:
> o Go to Tools | AutoCorrect Options... | Replace.
> o Find and select the specific correction for (c) - at the top of the
> list?
> o Click Delete and OK.
Having done that, you might want to install the U.S. International
keyboard, should you ever requ
Or rather than the hassle an additional keyboard will cause--simply make use
of the Unicode toggle.
The © glyph is Unicode U+00A9, type a U+00A9 and with cursor positioned
after the 9, use +X to toggle.
In fact you can allow the auto-correct replacement, and then toggle back to
the Unicode code
On 06/27/2016 10:27 AM, V Stuart Foote wrote:
> Or rather than the hassle an additional keyboard will cause--simply make use
> of the Unicode toggle.
Not an additional keyboard. Rather change the layout. That's easy
enough to do in Linux & Windows. By using the international keyboard,
you get e
On 2016/06/27 22:18, Piet van Oostrum wrote:
Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
> Good evening
> I have tried all sorts of settings to prevent LibreOffice from changing
> (c) into the copywright symbol.
> So far nothing has helped.
> Setting it as an exception does not work.
> For reasons I d
Hi Folks,
My apologies as this is not a per se Libre question but I can't find a
solution audio-wise and would greatly appreciate your help.
I'm testing screen recording software.
I installed all the audio drivers from the Toshiba site for my laptop.
But, when I go to test the mic to ascertain
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