[odf-discuss] Three kinds of tests

[Damon Anderson]

I can probably help on the Vietnamese texts. Unfortunately, despite the  
supposed government policy to use Unicode, they actually do not and still  
use a doubly byte specialized font called VNI. The VN Government is  
supposed to be converting from MS Office to OpenOffice this year, but know  
of no declaration regarding ODF specifically.

-Damon


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On Wed, 07 May 2008 20:52:04 +0700, <robert_weir at us.ibm.com> wrote:

> odf-discuss-bounces at opendocumentfellowship.com wrote on 05/07/2008
> 02:39:02 AM:
>
>> The OOoAuthors project (http://oooauthors.org) could contribute a couple
>
>> of documents. OOoAuthors makes the user guides for OpenOffice.org. These
>
>> are large and complex documents. They make good use of styles, but they
>> do use a lot of ODF features. There are documents available in several
>> languages including non-latin alphabets like Korean.
>>
>
> That reminds me -- we probably need access to persons with skills in:
>
> East Asian languages
> Bidirectional text
> Accessibility
>
> This could be on the core team, or someone we can consult with in these
> areas.  I think we could get help from the ODF Accessibility SC for that
> particular part.
>
> -Rob