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Subject: [kde-edu]: Automatic keyboard layout and different fonts
From: Daniel_Kühnhenrich <dkuehnhenrich () gmx ! de>
Date: 2009-07-12 0:15:33
Message-ID: 4A592B25.9050904 () gmx ! de
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Hello!

I want to switch from my standard vocabulary program 'Langenscheidt 
Vokabeltrainer' to Parley. In the moment I spend most of the time 
learning Russian. As there is an own Cyrillic alphabet I would like to 
configure an automatic switch between the my Latin and Cyrillic keyboard 
layout when I am entering new vocabulary. Is there a possibility to do 
that or do I need to switch the layout every time manually?

I would like to import my old vocabulary data. In order to avoid the 
manual switch I created an own font which consists only out of Cyrillic 
letters. So when I type something with the Latin keyboard layout and 
this font there are only Cyrillic letters. In the 'Langenscheidt 
Vokabeltrainer' one could define a different font for every language, so 
I took the Cyrillic font for Russian and Arial for German. Is there a 
possibility to define fonts specifically for every language?

Thanks for your help!

Daniel

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Hello! 
 
I want to switch from my standard vocabulary program 'Langenscheidt
Vokabeltrainer' to Parley. In the moment I spend most of the time
learning Russian. As there is an own Cyrillic alphabet I would like to
configure an automatic switch between the my Latin and Cyrillic
keyboard layout when I am entering new vocabulary. Is there a
possibility to do that or do I need to switch the layout every time
manually? 
 
I would like to import my old vocabulary data. In order to avoid the
manual switch I created an own font which consists only out of Cyrillic
letters. So when I type something with the Latin keyboard layout and
this font there are only Cyrillic letters. In the 'Langenscheidt
Vokabeltrainer' one could define a different font for every language,
so I took the Cyrillic font for Russian and Arial for German. Is there
a possibility to define fonts specifically for every language? 
 
Thanks for your help! 
 
Daniel 

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