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>I have seen related problems: > >2. When you have something typed in the answer box and >you "give up", it doesn't mark the letters correctly >in the "correct" box (on the right side). The >underline always starts one character to the right of >where it should have, and it never underlines the >first character of a word. > ><a rel=nofollow target=_blank >href="http://www.alkaline.org/languages/vtrain/vtrain_w >rong_underline.png">Screenshot</a> > >3. None of the non-ASCII letters are case sensitive - >for example, ü/Ü are not treated as the same >character. > >>Hello, >> >>i am (as a registered user :-))) using VTRAIN for >>training German - Russian vocabulary. >> >>I have encountered some small problems which you might >>want to fix in one of the next versions ;-) >> >>1. the program seems to have trouble with cyrillic >>letters. Here is a screenshot where the program claims >>that an answer was given incorrectly, but in fact it >>is not: >> >><a >rel=nofollow target=_blank >>href="http://members.aon.at/~fbrandl/images/vtrain1.gi >f >>">Screenshot</a> >> >>2. maybe for the same reasons, if you DO misspell a >>word, the program seems to try to indicate the error >>in red/underlined, but often marks letters rather >>randomly (at least it seems to me). >> >>3. in russian language / cyrillic letters, the program >>always distinguishes between capital and small >>letters, regardless of the config option. if it's easy >>to fix that, that would be nice ;-) >> >>best regards >> >>Brandy

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