2011/11/30 Misha Penkov <misha.pen...@gmail.com> > Hi, > > I'm experiencing the following issue: > > When I enter Japanese text into OpenOffice using ibus+anthy, then my > text is entered twice. This happens only if the text is one character > after I select the correct kana conversion candidate (by pressing > enter). > > For example, if I want to enter the character を (wo), then type the > following: > > W > O > <Enter> > > Then this is what gets entered into the document: > > をを > > If I enter more than one Japanese character, it seems to be OK: > > W > O > W > O > <Enter> > > gives: > > をを > > This doesn't happen with any other application on my personal laptop > machine -- only OpenOffice. Japanese input works perfectly well for > all other applications. I don't recall this happening with older > versions of OO -- I only installed 3.3.0 fairly recently. > > The details for my home machine: > > Linux Ubuntu 10.04 LTS > OpenOffice 3.3.0 build 9567 > ibus, anthy installed from standard Ubuntu repositories > > Does anybody have an idea on what could be causing this? I'm > translating a large document into Japanese and dealing with this > problem is very annoying. > > Thanks in advance, > Michael >
Misha, two suggestions : 1) have you tried with SCIM (which also can be installed from the Ubuntu repositories), using «scim-bridge» in language support rather than «ibus» ? 2) Another thing you might want to try is cleaning up Ubuntu with the Mechanig application ; it worked wonders for me when I couldn't get LibreOffice toolbars to display icons, rather than text.... Henri -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe send email to users-unsubscr...@openoffice.org For additional commands send email to sy...@openoffice.org with Subject: help
