Hi Ælfwine,
Wouldn't a temporary solution be using a different character, which SKY
can ignore, instead of the accent grave? Then, after generating the
index, replace the other character with the accent grave.
Jochen
Am 08.04.2026 um 09:59 schrieb AElfwine Mischler:
> I got the translation to work! 🥳 I tried pasting in the Translation
> Manager from the Character Map set to Tahoma, the font currently used in
> the program. (I had been using Times New Roman.) For reasons that are a
> bit unclear to me, the character translated correctly into the generated
> index, which is in TNR, not Tahoma. I can't quite understand why it
> works, but it does.
>
> Sky still won't ignore the accent grave at the beginning of an entry
> without my coding it (Ctrl+K), but as long as that works, I can live
> with it.
>
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> On Tue, Apr 7, 2026 at 10:31 AM AElfwine Mischler
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> The new addition to the Translation Manager (TM) still will not
> behave. Sky prints Salmōn as Salm/f"Times New Roman CE"ō/f""n. I
> deleted the translation I made yesterday and replaced it with a
> slightly different one ({o-} instead of {o_}), but it behaves the
> same way. (I copied the character into TM from Sky's Character Map,
> not from a text.) I saved the file by another name and changed the
> font to Tahoma -- both Tahoma and Times New Roman have the
> diacritics I want -- but it still won't just print out the character
> in the generated index. The other characters that I put into the TM
> ages ago work correctly.
>
> In the Character Map, when I click on the triangle to pull down the
> menu of fonts, I see that Tahoma is preceded by a symbol that looks
> like an italic capital O. Times New Roman is preceded by a symbol
> that looks like TT. In the past both fonts have worked for me. I
> usually have Tahoma as the font within the program but print the
> index in TNR. I don't know if the CE (which Google says stands for
> Central European) at the end of the highlighted text above is the
> problem. CE does not appear in the list of fonts.
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