From: BamseIsUnix (miikkaleskinen_at_mailforce.net)
Date: Tue Mar 09 2004 - 02:55:53 EST
I can't help you with that encoding prob, but did you really say AbiWord
1.0.7, or was that a typo? Maybe you should try the newest version, which
was announced some hours ago. It's 2.0.5, currently (no binaries, yet).
At: http://www.abisource.com/download/
I don't know how old 1.0.7 is, but maybe you'll recieve better support
when using a newer version. Of course, there's always support for older
versions, too (and I see it's your machine that keeps you using mdk 7.2.
That's 9.2 currently).
But as I said, I can't help you with this specific problem right now.
Regards,
Bamse
On Mon, 8 Mar 2004 14:29:19 +0100, "Derek Sergeant"
<dereksergeant_at_wp.pl> said:
> Now I have a working installation of Abiword 1.0.7 on
> Mandrake 7.2 linux (Pentium 166)
>
> This includes fonts with Polish characters, and Polish spell
> checking. It does not crash on selecting particular fonts, or
> printing directly. I am very impressed.
>
> I do have one problem still.... When I type a simple sentence
> in an ISO8859-2 font...
> e.g. To jest słowo (where the last word is s l-slash owo)
> and spell check, it says słowo not found - suggests that
> s?owo is better -> which I think is another encoding of the
> same word.
> My question is.... How do I convert the files from SourceForge
> (polish.hash polish.hash-encoding) so that they contain entries
> for my character encoding as well as the other ones?
> Please give me step-by-step instructions.
> (If there is an alternative, which maps between the char sets,
> please let me know)
>
> Paragon17
>
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