Description: There are several ways to input a spanish ñ into Writer but they're all combersome. An easy way is to create a key combination in Auto Correct except it doesn't work in the middle of a word, it requires a space before the the desired letter. Removing the need for a preceeding space would make this really easy for all special characters to be entered wherever they were wanted. Steps to Reproduce: 1.add n/ in the Replace box of Auto Correct Options and ñ in the With box 2.type man/ana 3.LO has man/ana and doesn't replace the n/ with ñ Actual Results: 1.add n/ in the Replace box of Auto Correct Options and ñ in the With box 2.type man/ana 3.LO has man/ana and doesn't replace the n/ with ñ Expected Results: Auto Correct as mañana after replacing the n/ with ñ Reproducible: Always User Profile Reset: No Additional Info: LO should Auto Correct as mañana after replacing the n/ with ñ This is one example. LO should replace any unique character combo with the desired replacement regardless of having a preceeding space or not.
I can't reproduce this. I added :n: to replaced by ñ and it worked. Does this solve your problem? => NEEDINFO
OK - using your example it works. I had been using /n as the shortcut and it works only if there us a oreceedubg soace. It looks like I need something before and after the n. Thanks
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(In reply to Steve Boatman from comment #2) > OK - using your example it works. I had been using /n as the shortcut and it > works only if there us a oreceedubg soace. It looks like I need something > before and after the n. > > Thanks => RESOLVED NOTABUG