Thanks for the answers. Actually such wordlist fits better into a
custom.dic and I already found a macro to build this.
regards
Olivier
Jancs escreveu:
Quoting Thomas Lange - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg
<thomas.la...@sun.com>:
I have a word list for oil & gas industry in my native language (pt-BR),
and I want to create a dictionary of technical terms.
....
See http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Extension_Dictionaries
You can also just grab any dictionary extension, rename it to zip, and
view the content to see how it is done.
what I think is necessary to mention is the fact that you can not use
many dictionaries for one language, except you create a custom.dic,
which is not the language dictionary in its classic meaning.
So the only option is to create full dictionary for pt_BR including
these specific words also and use (install) one of them - or classic
pt_BR either extended one.
Hope, I understand rigth the current mechanism of OO.
Janis
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