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* Another dialog box will open in that click on "Language settings" and in that click on "Languages".
* Another dialog box will open in that click on "Language settings" and in that click on "Languages".
* And choose the user interface language and the formats as you required.
* And choose the user interface language and the formats as you required.
* And check mark on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
* And click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(Western)".
* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and "Index" and choose the fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK".
* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and "Index" and choose the fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK".
Once its done you can type the Language as per your customized settings.
Once its done you can type the Language as per your customized settings.
File:Clicking on OK.png|Clicking on OK
File:Clicking on OK.png|Clicking on OK
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* If you want to use Unicode languages Click on "Language setting" and "Languages" (Refer the first image from above).
* And check mark on "complex text layout" and select the language you want to use and click on "OK". And open the tools and options again.
* And then click on the "LibreOffice writer" and in that click on "Basic Fonts(CTS)".
* And then click on "Default","Heading","List","Caption" and "Index" and choose the Unicode fonts and click on "Apply" and "OK"
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File:Check mark on CTS.png|Check mark on CTS
File:Selecting the language in CTS.png|Selecting the language in CTS
File:OK.png|left|OK
File:Basic Fonts(CTS).png|Basic Fonts(CTS)
File:Selecting the Unicode fonts.png|Selecting the Unicode fonts
File:OK..png|OK
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