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Peter Humphrey writes: |
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> On Thursday 25 February 2010 00:10:18 Alex Schuster wrote: |
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> > This KMail window has spell checking which is nice to have. But when |
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> > I open the spell checking dialog in order to add words to the |
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> > dictionary, I always have to start at the very beginning and reply to |
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> > all problems until I get to the word I want it to learn. |
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> You might like instead to try right-clicking on the word you want it to |
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> learn. Sorry if eggs meet grandmothers here. |
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Nice! Did not see this as it only works if the word is not highlighted. |
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> > Oh, and it even has problems with numbers like 4.2. This looks to me |
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> > like the typical example of a nice idea, but it's implemented so |
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> > badly I just do not use it. |
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> I don't have any of these problems with kmail. It really is a |
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> first-rate program. |
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I like it, too, I'm using it for years now even if it crashed daily in |
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3.5. |
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Kmail was just an example, the spell checking probably works the same in |
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all KDE applications. And this is not a big problem at all, it's more of a |
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symptom of KDE4 things being not so well-tested yet. |
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Wonko |
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