Dear Koz,
In you dictionary location you could find  text file
en_GB.multi

Copy it to the file named en_NZ.multi in the same directory.

It may make the trick.

If not, copy all other files with names starting from en_GB-* to en_NZ*

They are mostly text configuration files, so it's easy to understand
what they are doing.


Kind regards,
Robert


On Sat, Feb 13, 2016 at 3:17 AM, Koz Ross <[email protected]> wrote:
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> of my locale (en_NZ) not having a dictionary. How could I work around
> this? I don't mind using a (for example) en_GB dictionary if that's
> what it takes, but how would I set this up?
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