Comments on: Reading Period/Finals Hours http://languages.oberlin.edu/2008/04/30/reading-periodfinals-hours/ (aka the Oberlin College Language Lab) Mon, 06 Oct 2008 22:35:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Ryan http://languages.oberlin.edu/2008/04/30/reading-periodfinals-hours/#comment-81 Ryan Fri, 02 May 2008 13:49:30 +0000 http://languages.oberlin.edu/?p=82#comment-81 Sam, In theory, with the current setup, the computers remember which language you have selected for which program. For example, once you've selected German in Word, you can switch to Firefox, use the (default) English keyboard, and when you go back to Word the keyboard automatically flips back to German. In practice, however, it sounds like that is not working as it should. I'll check it out. Thanks for letting us know! Ryan Sam,

In theory, with the current setup, the computers remember which language you have selected for which program. For example, once you’ve selected German in Word, you can switch to Firefox, use the (default) English keyboard, and when you go back to Word the keyboard automatically flips back to German. In practice, however, it sounds like that is not working as it should. I’ll check it out. Thanks for letting us know!

Ryan

]]> By: Sam http://languages.oberlin.edu/2008/04/30/reading-periodfinals-hours/#comment-80 Sam Fri, 02 May 2008 01:04:46 +0000 http://languages.oberlin.edu/?p=82#comment-80 One thing about the Macs has really been killing me lately. "international" isn't set to "use the same language for all programs", so in a .doc, if you click anywhere else in the file, the language reverts to english and you have to switch it back. and I can't fix it because I can't get to international. please help! One thing about the Macs has really been killing me lately. “international” isn’t set to “use the same language for all programs”, so in a .doc, if you click anywhere else in the file, the language reverts to english and you have to switch it back. and I can’t fix it because I can’t get to international. please help!

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