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Mark, |
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There's some dictionaries you've got to include to allow for the spell |
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check to work in OO.o... From memory, try: |
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# emerge -DNuva aspell-en |
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# emerge -DNuva hunspell |
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I'm sure there's more to include, but I can't remember them. Don't |
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forget to restart OO.o to pick up the new dictionaries... |
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To see all the available dictionaries, try: |
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# emerge -s spell |
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HTH, |
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...Ric |
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On 22/12/06, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> On my dad's machine - 350 miles remote from me - he reports that |
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> spell checking has ceased to work. In Evolution the option to check is |
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> grey'ed out. In Open Office he says it acts like it's spell checking |
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> but isn't doing anything and completes with spelling mistakes. |
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> I took a quick look in the forums but didn't spot anything very |
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> similar. Since this is OO-bin it's not like I do anything to add spell |
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> checking with USE flags. |
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> The environment is Gnome. The problem has been around in Evolution |
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> for awhile (since before his gcc-4.1.1. upgrade of last week) but is |
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> apparently new Open Office or at least this is the first I've heard |
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> about it. |
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> Is spell checking something that is provided by Gnome or is it |
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> driven by each application? |
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> Any config options I should go looking for? |
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> Thanks in advance, |
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> Mark |
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