Dear LibreOffice Team,
I would like to receive a liberating solution from the team related to non-English
languages. As I pasted an external source written in French into Libre Office I get an unusual
result:
Tu Útais en ╔den, le jardin de Dieu; Tu Útais couvert de toute
espÞce de pierres prÚcieuses, De sardoine, de topaze, de diamant,
De chrysolithe, d'onyx, de jaspe, De saphir, d'escarboucle,
d'Úmeraude, et d'or; Tes tambourins et tes fl¹tes Útaient Ó ton
service, PrÚparÚs pour le jour o¨ tu fus crÚÚ.
Original Text:
Tu étais en Éden, le jardin de Dieu; Tu étais couvert de toute espèce de pierres précieuses, De
sardoine, de topaze, de diamant, De chrysolithe, d'onyx, de jaspe, De saphir, d'escarboucle,
d'émeraude, et d'or; Tes tambourins et tes flûtes étaient à ton service, Préparés pour le jour où
tu fus créé.
As you can see, every accented letter is replaced either with capitalized letters or some other
symbol. Please help! Thank you for your prompt understanding and response to the matter at hand.
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