Re: [users] spurious words for autocompletion

2007-10-11 Thread Uwe Fischer

Hi,

Kenn Goutal wrote:

I keep having things added to my autocompletion (?) list
in any given document, that shouldn't be there.
For example, in one document, I type:
sur
and it autocompletes as
surveysSurvey
 
The Help text for AutoComplete seemed to refer

only to autocompletion in dialogs.



AutoComplete indeed is the name for the automatic completion of file 
names in the Open File dialog, etc.


What you might mean is the Word Completion that you can set in Tools - 
AutoCorrect - Word Completion. This collects long words and offers them 
when you start to write such a word again.


Or do you mean the automatic replacement of a word by another word, like 
when you type 'teh' this is automatically changed to 'the'? This list 
can be found at Tools - AutoCorrect - Replacement, and you can switch it 
on and off on the Options tab page.


May be the help pages for these dialogs can help with your question.

Uwe
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[users] spurious words for autocompletion

2007-10-10 Thread Kenn Goutal

I keep having things added to my autocompletion (?) list
in any given document, that shouldn't be there.
For example, in one document, I type:
sur
and it autocompletes as
surveysSurvey
I understand that at some point I must have (erroneously)
typed that into the document. But how do I get rid of it?

I've looked under Tools-Options-Language Settings-Writing Aids,
and under Tools-Options-OpenOffice.org Writer Formatting Aids,
but haven't found the answer there.

It seems to come and go, so it is not reproducible.
What usually happens is that I open a completely new document,
or perhaps open an old document and save it as a new one and continue editing,
and am very surprised when Writer starts autocompleting things
completely out of context.

One possibile scenario is that I have open one document and then,
while the first document is still open, open a second document;
the second document seems to inherit the autocompletion (?) list
from the first.

The Help text for AutoComplete seemed to refer
only to autocompletion in dialogs.

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[users] spurious words for autocompletion

2007-07-15 Thread Kenn Goutal

I keep having things added to my autocompletion list in any given document,
that shouldn't be there.
For example, in one document, I type:
sur
and it autocompletes as
surveysSurvey
I can see that at some point I must have (erroneously) typed that into the 
document.
But how do I get rid of it?

I've looked under Tools-Options-Language Settings-Writing Aids,
and under Tools-Options-OpenOffice.org Writer Formatting Aids,
but haven't found the answer there.

The Help text for AutoComplete seemed to refer only to autocompletion is 
dialogs.

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Re: [users] spurious words for autocompletion

2007-07-15 Thread Brian Barker

At 16:15 15/07/2007 -0400, Kenn Goutal wrote:

I keep having things added to my autocompletion list in any given document,
that shouldn't be there.
For example, in one document, I type:
sur
and it autocompletes as
surveysSurvey
I can see that at some point I must have (erroneously) typed that 
into the document.

But how do I get rid of it?

I've looked under Tools-Options-Language Settings-Writing Aids,
and under Tools-Options-OpenOffice.org Writer Formatting Aids,
but haven't found the answer there.

The Help text for AutoComplete seemed to refer only to 
autocompletion is dialogs.


Have you looked in Tools | AutoCorrect... | Word Completion?  Is the 
erroneous item listed there?  If so, you can select the item in that 
window and delete it.  There are other settings there that may also be useful.


I trust this helps.

Brian Barker

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