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Den fre 15 mars 2019 kl 02:35 skrev Thomas Blasejewicz <nyuwa@hb.tp1.jp>:

On 2019/03/15 2:04, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
Den tors 14 mars 2019 kl 16:57 skrev Thomas Blasejewicz
<nyuwa@hb.tp1.jp <mailto:nyuwa@hb.tp1.jp>>:

    On 2018/12/24 16:46, Brian Barker wrote:
    > At 15:55 24/12/2018 +0900, Thomas Blasejewicz wrote:
    >
    >> The problem: there *** IS NO *** (c) in the replacement list.
    (only
    >> (R)) I have looked at least twice. In all three languages I use.
    >
    > As you will have seen, V Stuart Foote finds ".*(C)" there.
    >
    >> I just entered (c) under "Replace" AND "With". For now, that
    seems to
    >> be working.
    >
    Since I am struggling with the autocorrect options again ...
    I remember that entering (c) once worked .. but not any more.
    (c) IS listed under exceptions, but nevertheless it is ALWAYS
    converted
    to the copyright symbol, regardless of what I do.

    What I CAN do is: type "(c " followed by some other text and LATER
    add
    the right-sided bracket.
    But that is a rather inconvenient procedure.

    Any way out of this?



First of all, sorry for mailing you privately. This mailing lists doesn't
behave like any of the other lists I'm subscribed to, so I often forget to
hit ”reply to all”…

I'm not sure why you can't find your (c) entries, I find mine easily on my
system, and I know for sure I didn't add them myself (since I have the ©
character included in my own keyboard layout anyway – Shift+AltGr+c). Did
you notice that when you select your language, the first option is
something like ”all languages”? Maybe you can find it there?

Another thought is that maybe you use some other software such as AutoKey
or AutoHotKey that does approximately the same thing at a more global
level? If you don't know what those are, you are probably don't have them
installed, though.


Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg



Probably, but if you can't find one, just define a new line in the
list that converts something (for instance ”ccc” or something else
that's easy to type fast) to (c).

I guess you could also remove (c) entirely from the list.

Also, I'm not sure why you have this problem; I don't. When I type (C)
it converts to ©, but (c) doesn't.


Thank you.
* When I type (C) nothing happens, whereas (c) is converted to
"copyright". Exact opposite behavior to the one in your computer. Is
there a setting for this?
* Adding a new item -> tried ccc -> nothing happens.
* Deleting (c) -> I cannot find it in any list (for English, German and
Japanese). There does not seem to be such an entry.
     Or is there a trick to find it?
* The Ctrl+z trick works, but I believe, there should be something more
rational.

This may be an unimportant matter, but it is nevertheless  very annoying.
Thank you
Thomas


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