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Line 146: − * And then click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)". − * And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK" − + + + + − + − *+ +
LibreOffice Installation (view source)
Revision as of 09:44, 16 September 2022
, 09:44, 16 September 2022→Font configuration
* If you want to use Unicode languages Click on "Language setting" and "Languages" (Refer the first image from above).
* If you want to use Unicode languages Click on "Language setting" and "Languages" (Refer the first image from above).
* And check mark on "complex text layout" and select the language you want to use and click on "OK". And open the tools and options again.
* And check mark on "complex text layout" and select the language you want to use and click on "OK". And open the tools and options again.
<gallery mode="packed" heights=250>
<gallery mode="packed" heights=250>
File:Check mark on CTS.png|Check mark on CTS
File:Check mark on CTS.png|Check mark on CTS
File:Selecting the language in CTS.png|Selecting the language in CTS
File:Selecting the language in CTS.png|Selecting the language in CTS
File:OK.png|left|OK
File:OK.png|left|OK
</gallery>
* And then click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)".
* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK"
<gallery mode="packed" heights=250>
File:Basic Fonts(CTS).png|Basic Fonts(CTS)
File:Basic Fonts(CTS).png|Basic Fonts(CTS)
File:Selecting the Unicode fonts.png|Selecting the Unicode fonts
File:Selecting the Unicode fonts.png|Selecting the Unicode fonts
File:OK..png|OK
File:OK..png|OK
</gallery>Now you can use the customized Unicode languages as per you customization.
</gallery>
* Now you can use the customized Unicode languages as per you customization.