Il 19/04/2011 20:48, Andy Brown ha scritto:
First do you have the "Enabled for Asian languages" and "Enabled for
complex text layout (CTL)" boxes checked under Tools> Options>
Language Setting> Languages?
On the same dialogue do you have, under "Default language for
documents", a setting for Asian?
Andy
Thanks for answer
I've just checked.
I've enabled both boxes "enabled for Asian languages" and "enabled for CTL".
I also have a "Default language for documents" dialog for Asian in wich
I set "japanese".
So it seems that this step is ok
If I try to select a japanese font on the dropdown font menu and write a
japanese word, say "yume", it just appear wrote in latin instead of
kanji or kana.
So there must be something that doesn't work, yet
Akiko
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