KWord Questions

[Jim-193]

I am trying out KWord and have two concerns:

1.Why when I hit the spacebar, why does it only go over one space? If I hit the spacebar twice or hold it down, it should move more. This is a real problem, as I need to use two spaces after a sentence ends.

2.Also, do you have plans to allow saving directly to PDF? That would be handy.

I am not familiar with this list, so a direct response would be best.

Thanks.

Jim


     
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On Friday 20 June 2008, Jim wrote:

> I am trying out KWord and have two concerns:

Which version?

> 1.Why when I hit the spacebar, why does it only go over one space? If I hit

> the spacebar twice or hold it down, it should move more. This is a real

> problem, as I need to use two spaces after a sentence ends.

Both in 1.6 and and 2.0, I get as many spaces as I want. I know of only one application that doesn't do this, and that's (k)lyx (because it defers the output to a typesetter that automatically takes care of extra space between senteces).

> 2.Also, do you have plans to allow saving directly to PDF? That would be

> handy.

In 1.6, use the print-to-pdf function. Choose print, then pdf output.

> I am not familiar with this list, so a direct response would be best.

>

> Thanks.

>

> Jim

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[John Schneiderman]

On Friday 20 June 2008 15:26:44 Jim wrote:
> I am trying out KWord and have two concerns:
>
> 1.Why when I hit the spacebar, why does it only go over one space? If I hit
> the spacebar twice or hold it down, it should move more. This is a real
> problem, as I need to use two spaces after a sentence ends.

It sounds like you might have the suppress the double space enabled in your
auto-correction settings.

John S.
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