No subject

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    <pre wrap="">I then moved to kwrite(1) 
which works but I get the following
error constantly for every key stroke

ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)
ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)
ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)
ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)
ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)
ASSERT: "width" in katerenderer.cpp (675)

I did manage to print using kwrite(1).

Any ideas on why I'm getting this assertion ?

Thanks guys....I've been waiting for this revelution (Farsi on Linux)
for years....
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umm, it has been available now, for a couple of years, albeit with its 
own problems.
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    <pre wrap="">PS: how do I write an HTML file, could I just use kwrite, provide the
HTML tags in English
and put my content by switching to Farsi and then end-tags in
English...
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  <pre wrap=""><!---->Yes, generally that's what you should do. Also in the &lt;head&gt; of your 
html file, specify encoding as UTF-8, and also using whatever editor, 
make sure that when you are saving your document, the editor saves its 
contents using utf-8 encoding.

It is ofcourse easier said than done. In practice, mixing english and 
farsi text will cause you so many peculiar and weird problems, that you 
rarely get the formatting that you like. I have produced a couple of 
persian html pages, and it takes me trice the amount of time to produce 
a persian html page, relative to a comparable english document. 
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    <pre wrap="">Arash Zeini wrote:
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      <pre wrap="">We have been using (Farsi)KDE successfully to print documents in
Farsi as well as other languages on network printers using CUPS.

This is not a KDE related problem. It looks to me like the
GnomePrintCupsPlugin has a problem. Can you print your documents
using KDE applications like KEdit, KWrite, KOffice or applications
like OO.org?

Greetings,
Arash

In a message dated Thursday 16 September 2004 02:09, Medi Montaseri 
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        <pre wrap="">I am using gedit(1) and have a linux KDE and have couple of network
printers on my LAN.

I was wondering how to I print my document to these printers.
Currently when I print or do a
print preview from gedit, I see bunch of non-printables chars.

I do get the following messages from gedit(1)

(gedit:12099): GnomePrintCupsPlugin-WARNING **: iconv does not
support ppd character encoding: ISOLatin1, trying CSISOLatin1
Model not found, discarding config
Model not found, discarding config

Is there any HOW-TO for the printing part of Farsi KDE environment.
I have a feeling, some print spooler filter needs to translate the
content to Postscript or whatever
the printer understand.

Thanks
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