Issue 5215 - About the substitution problem of a fixed font, and the problem of a Japanese Japanese hyphenation
Summary: About the substitution problem of a fixed font, and the problem of a Japanese...
Status: CLOSED NOT_AN_OOO_ISSUE
Alias: None
Product: Internationalization
Classification: Code
Component: ui (show other issues)
Version: current
Hardware: PC Windows 2000
: P3 Trivial (vote)
Target Milestone: ---
Assignee: michael.ruess
QA Contact: issues@l10n
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Reported: 2002-05-23 14:32 UTC by sonique
Modified: 2003-01-31 10:35 UTC (History)
1 user (show)

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Issue Type: DEFECT
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Description sonique 2002-05-23 14:32:33 UTC 
Hello. I report some bugs about Japanese OpenOffice.org. First, a Japanese 
Japanese hyphenation is hardly functioning. And if a MS-Word document is read, 
the font with which a fixed font setup is freely specified within the Word 
document will be replaced. It is above.
Comment 1 Unknown 2002-05-23 21:20:08 UTC 
Reassigning to l10n component
Comment 2 stefan.baltzer 2002-12-10 15:24:25 UTC 
Please NEVER report more than one issue at a time (within one
description)!

Reasons:
1. Some issues could be only a few lines of code to fix, some may end
in "re-inventing the wheel" in 4 man-years and some are simple user
errors (exaggerration of 3 "extreme types", but outlining the way an
issue may go).

2. No summary can't cover all of them (don't use summarys like "Some
OO.org Bugs" or the like - This "perfectly" avoid cross-reading if one
needs to overlook a few hundred issues).

3. Different problems are likely to be adressed to different
developers. - In these cases an issue either has to be split up or
there is a fair chance that one issue gets dropped and forgotten
"silently".

I think that was clear enough, thanks for your comprehension.

Personal Remark: No I'm not insulting anyone for not-knowing something
(I don't read the whole internet every day either). But given the
situation (another collective task), I prefer to use clear words to
clearly mark out things that are really important in terms of
efficient co-operation in this project. That's my intention. 

Now back to business: 
Let's focus on the MS word document not importing well (Feel free to
adress your hyphenation issue as a new issue, it shall stay ignored in
here).

Please attach the Word document in question. Thank you.
Reassigned to Michael.
Comment 3 michael.ruess 2002-12-11 11:19:46 UTC 
Hiroyuki, please attach your offending Word-document to this issue (or
post it directly to mru@openoffice for the case, it contains
confidential data). Otherwise we will not be able to work on this issue.
Comment 4 michael.ruess 2003-01-31 10:35:15 UTC 
No response for several weeks now.
Comment 5 michael.ruess 2003-01-31 10:35:50 UTC 
Closed due to missing information.