Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. skrev:
In <49E790B6.30007@os-academy.dk>, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
Boyd Stephen Smith Jr. skrev:
In <49E78CE8.9020109@os-academy.dk>, Verner Kjærsgaard wrote:
I'm on openSuSE11.0 with OpenOffice 3.0, I've got two identical (well, nearly as we shall see) systems. On system A, if I have a file named say "A_file_with_æøå.odt" it opens just fine in OO. On system B, if I have an identical named file, it doesn't open, OO replaces the "æøå" characters with questionmarks and subsequently refuses to open the file. In all other aspects the system treats and works correctly with the national characters.
So, I've got a problem with nationals and umlauts and so. Any hints?
Does the "locale" output between the systems vary?
As far as I can see - they are identical...
Do the settings in /etc/sysconfig/language match?
I am an idiot! I'm sorry for having (possibly) wasted your time. Please accept my apologizes! I just realized, I do NOT have an OO problem. I have a KMAIL problem... I overlooked (how could I?) that the files with the questionmarks are files received by E-mail. They contain the 'æøå' characters and are 'Saved As' using Kmail. On the actual disk, when one lists the directory contents with 'ls -l', the national specific characters have already been replaced by questionmarks. Kmail did so or rather - caused it to happen. No wonder OO refuses to open them. So, it's a setting in Kmail that causes it. Still don't know why I didn't see it in the first place... Best regards, Verner -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse+help@opensuse.org