Apache OpenOffice (AOO) Bugzilla – Issue 67562
easy arrow creation via AutoCorrect
Last modified: 2013-02-07 22:40:04 UTC
Microsoft Word auto-replaces <--, -->, <==, ==> with actual arrow glyphs, which is increadibly more convenient than hunting for them in the character map OO.o should do the same (and <-->...)
Reassigned to SBA.
SBA: This is easy to adjust by the user: - New Writer document - via Insert-Special Character, insert the desired glyph (i.e. "→" wich is x2192) and select it - Tools-AutoCorrect, Tab page "Replace" -> [now the arrow should be in the "With" box"] - fill the desired characters (i.e. "-->") in the "Replace" box - Click "New" -> Done. Now "-->" gets replaced with "→" automatically Note: Since this replacement list is language dependant, this must be done for all languages that shall be used. Note: The currently used font will be used for the replacement glyph. If a "VERY special character" is used (one that is not in all fonts), then the replacement should be done via Autotext (that can set the font, too) and not AutoCorrect. Confirming this issue. Rreassigned to requirements