Re: [be] multiple font support for notes

[Brian Wilson]

Hi Teus,

Thanks for the reply.

If I change keyboards on my mac, I can type in the language of that keyboard in any program that is installed on my mac *except* bibledit. No matter which keyboard I have active, the result is English text. Where is bibledit-gtk getting its information? I have English set as the default language, but I frequently type in two other languages in more than a dozen programs. Somehow these programs "know" when I have changed keyboards.

BTW thanks for fixing the backup bug. This is wonderful software.

God bless,

Brian

On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 12:14 AM, Teus Benschop <address@hidden> wrote:

Bibledit-Gtk just enters what it gets from the underlying system.
Bibledit-Gtk does not have its own system for entering non-English text.
It does not have its own system on Linux, and not on the Macintosh.

People who might be able to help you are likely the ones who are working
on the MacPorts project.

Teus

On Mon, 2011-03-21 at 20:48 +0700, Brian Wilson wrote:
> I am still unable to type in any non-English font in any window.
> Copy/paste is working.
>
>
> Tonight I tried to reference a Thai word, but my global font is set
> for Lao. I ended up with square boxes. The work-around was to
> transliterate into Lao.