Configuration page 1 Configuration of LibreOffice • Start LibreOffice • Select Tools/Options/Language Settings/Languages and within 'Enhanced Language Support' enable 'Enabled complex text layout (CTL)'. Complex text layout is required to be able to work with fonts in LibreOffice. • In the same dialog select as 'Default Language' for 'CTL' Dzongkha. Dzongkha (a language spoken in Bhutan that is related to Tibetan and uses the same script as Tibetan). From now each font select dialog requires the definition of two fonts: one font that is been used for western texts (e.g. English) and one font that is been used for Tibetan. • Select Tools/Options/LibreOffice Writer/Basic Fonts (CTL).

• Configure as your default Tibetan font. (Make sure that you actually have installed Jomolhari, it can be downloaded freely from Chris Fynn's website, see ). Configuration page 2 First tests If you have correctly followed, you should now be able enter English or Tibetan within LibreOffice by simply switching the input method of your Operating system. • In, the input method switches between English and Wylie-Tibetan when Shift- is pressed. • In use the Gnome-UIM applet, enable bo-wylie as input method. • With select the Tibetan Wylie keyboard.

Fast text editor that helps you edit simple text or C++, Java, HTML, Perl and Python data, install additional plugins, handle large files and compare documents. How to Install Fonts in Windows 10. In this article, we will see how to install a new font in Windows 10. If you have a *.TTF or *.OTF font file, here is what you need to do to make it available in your installed apps.

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A spellchecking extension for Libre- and OpenOffice provided by Elie Roux. Additional Software: Tibetan formatting macros You can also install the. Internal links • • • • • •.