[users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
Joe Marks wrote: --- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> Should the same didicionarye selected each time a miss-spelled word is added? Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even oevelopment. usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate carry over bebetwenocuments. I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for spspellcheck dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only To ununsubscribee-mail: users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional [EMAIL PROTECTED]> BTW, what's up with your e-mail/news client? Notice all the doubled word beginnings and deleted spaces? Makes your posts a little hard to read and understand. I was thinking maybe you had dyslexia or something but then I noticed that it was doing the same thing to quoted material. Rod - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
That's easy, today you used your 'right hand' index finger to press F7. Yesterday you made the mistake of using your 'left hand'. I'm telling you, 'IT' knows :) JB At 06:42 AM 5/2/2005, you wrote: Update : I tried it this morning and it works OK now. ?? Doug Stewart Doug Stewart wrote: I just tried 1.9.95 spellcheck in winXP en-us --- It is NOT working here. Doug Stewart Joe Marks wrote: Does any one know if there is a bug in the Spellcheck in the US WindowsXP version of 1.9.95? --- Joe Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: Joseph B. Roth wrote: At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: When you add a new word to the dictionary so that the spelling of the new word is not underlined as a miss-spelled word, three choices come up. standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> What are the differences between the three dictionaries? Should the same didicionarye selected each time a miss-spelled word is added? That is a good question thanks, I've been stumped by it as well. Also, wouldn't it be best if the new words get added to your personal dictionary rather than one that's there? Just my thoughts JBJB> Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under User-Defined Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you wish, but *do not* delete IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even let you do that). If you look at those dictionaries all they have are a bunch of terms and names that are very specific to Sun corporation and oevelopment. Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it "Personal" or something. Use that for things like your name and other proper nouns that are specific to you and that will come up often in your writing. I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use for terms that are specific to my field that come up when I am writing papers and such. You can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as makes sense for your usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate particular dictionaries depending on what you're doing. Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that are specific to the document you are creating, like the name of a correspondent. It doesn't carry over bebetwenocuments. Rod I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The problem is that there seems to be several dictionaries that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or is OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for spspellcheck If they check in all the dictionaries for a miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that one dictionary. Mark - To ununsubscribee-mail: users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
Update : I tried it this morning and it works OK now. ?? Doug Stewart Doug Stewart wrote: I just tried 1.9.95 spellcheck in winXP en-us --- It is NOT working here. Doug Stewart Joe Marks wrote: Does any one know if there is a bug in the Spellcheck in the US WindowsXP version of 1.9.95? --- Joe Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: Joseph B. Roth wrote: At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: When you add a new word to the dictionary so that the spelling of the new word is not underlined as a miss-spelled word, three choices come up. standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> What are the differences between the three dictionaries? Should the same didicionarye selected each time a miss-spelled word is added? That is a good question thanks, I've been stumped by it as well. Also, wouldn't it be best if the new words get added to your personal dictionary rather than one that's there? Just my thoughts JBJB> Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under User-Defined Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you wish, but *do not* delete IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even let you do that). If you look at those dictionaries all they have are a bunch of terms and names that are very specific to Sun corporation and oevelopment. Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it "Personal" or something. Use that for things like your name and other proper nouns that are specific to you and that will come up often in your writing. I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use for terms that are specific to my field that come up when I am writing papers and such. You can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as makes sense for your usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate particular dictionaries depending on what you're doing. Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that are specific to the document you are creating, like the name of a correspondent. It doesn't carry over bebetwenocuments. Rod I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The problem is that there seems to be several dictionaries that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or is OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for spspellcheck If they check in all the dictionaries for a miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that one dictionary. Mark - To ununsubscribee-mail: users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[users] Re: Spellcheck in 1.9.95
I am not sure if this is really related to the issue, but: I tried spell checking a single column in a Calc document (imported fromExcel) that was written in German. I do have installed the German dictionaries and they work fine in Writer. Yet, in the Calc column, I tried that many different ways, the spell checker automatically switches after EACH individual German word checked back to the English dictionary. Is that a matter of setting, or would this constitute a bug? Thomas
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
I'm using 1.9.95 on winxp pro and it is working fine. Well lets say that it is using english-US (its a matter of opinion whether that is fine) ok. I've not downloaded the proper english dictionary (english - NZ) yet ;-) On 5/2/05, Doug Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I just tried 1.9.95 spellcheck in winXP en-us --- It is NOT working here. > Doug Stewart > > > Joe Marks wrote: > > >Does any one know if there is a bug in the Spellcheck > >in the US WindowsXP version of 1.9.95? > >--- Joe Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > >>--- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: > >> > >> > >>>Joseph B. Roth wrote: > >>> > >>> > At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: > > > > >When you add a new word to the dictionary so > > > > > >>that > >> > >> > >>>the > >>> > >>> > >spelling of the new word is not underlined as a > >miss-spelled word, three choices come up. > > > >standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> > >What are the differences between the three > >dictionaries? > > > >Should the same didicionarye selected each time > > > > > >>a > >> > >> > >miss-spelled word is added? > > > > > That is a good question thanks, I've been > > > >>stumped > >> > >> > >>>by it as well. Also, > >>> > >>> > wouldn't it be best if the new words get added > > > >>to > >> > >> > >>>your personal > >>> > >>> > dictionary rather than one that's there? > > Just my thoughts > JBJB> > > > >>>Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> > >>>Language Settings -> > >>>Writing Aids > >>> > >>>Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under > >>>User-Defined > >>>Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you > >>> > >>> > >>wish, > >> > >> > >>>but *do not* delete > >>>IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even > >>>let you do that). > >>> > >>>If you look at those dictionaries all they have > >>> > >>> > >>are > >> > >> > >>>a bunch of terms and > >>>names that are very specific to Sun corporation > >>> > >>> > >>and > >> > >> > >>>oevelopment. > >>> > >>>Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it > >>>"Personal" or > >>>something. Use that for things like your name and > >>>other proper nouns > >>>that are specific to you and that will come up > >>> > >>> > >>often > >> > >> > >>>in your writing. > >>> > >>>I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use > >>>for terms that are > >>>specific to my field that come up when I am > >>> > >>> > >>writing > >> > >> > >>>papers and such. You > >>>can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as > >>>makes sense for your > >>>usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate > >>>particular dictionaries > >>>depending on what you're doing. > >>> > >>>Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that > >>> > >>> > >>are > >> > >> > >>>specific to the > >>>document you are creating, like the name of a > >>>correspondent. It doesn't > >>>carry over bebetwenocuments. > >>> > >>>Rod > >>> > >>> > >>> > >>I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The > >>problem is that there seems to be several > >>dictionaries > >>that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast > >>enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or > >>is > >>OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for > >>spspellcheck > >>If they check in all the dictionaries for a > >>miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what > >>dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only > >>one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that > >>one dictionary. > >> > >>Mark > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >- > > > > > >>>To ununsubscribee-mail: > >>>users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional > >>> > >>> > >>commands, e-mail: > >> > >> > >>>[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >>> > >>> > >>> > >> > >> > > > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
I just tried 1.9.95 spellcheck in winXP en-us --- It is NOT working here. Doug Stewart Joe Marks wrote: Does any one know if there is a bug in the Spellcheck in the US WindowsXP version of 1.9.95? --- Joe Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: --- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: Joseph B. Roth wrote: At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: When you add a new word to the dictionary so that the spelling of the new word is not underlined as a miss-spelled word, three choices come up. standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> What are the differences between the three dictionaries? Should the same didicionarye selected each time a miss-spelled word is added? That is a good question thanks, I've been stumped by it as well. Also, wouldn't it be best if the new words get added to your personal dictionary rather than one that's there? Just my thoughts JBJB> Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under User-Defined Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you wish, but *do not* delete IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even let you do that). If you look at those dictionaries all they have are a bunch of terms and names that are very specific to Sun corporation and oevelopment. Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it "Personal" or something. Use that for things like your name and other proper nouns that are specific to you and that will come up often in your writing. I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use for terms that are specific to my field that come up when I am writing papers and such. You can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as makes sense for your usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate particular dictionaries depending on what you're doing. Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that are specific to the document you are creating, like the name of a correspondent. It doesn't carry over bebetwenocuments. Rod I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The problem is that there seems to be several dictionaries that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or is OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for spspellcheck If they check in all the dictionaries for a miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that one dictionary. Mark - To ununsubscribee-mail: users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
Does any one know if there is a bug in the Spellcheck in the US WindowsXP version of 1.9.95? --- Joe Marks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: > > Joseph B. Roth wrote: > > > At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: > > > > > >> When you add a new word to the dictionary so > that > > the > > >> spelling of the new word is not underlined as a > > >> miss-spelled word, three choices come up. > > >> > > >> standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> > > >> What are the differences between the three > > >> dictionaries? > > >> > > >> Should the same didicionarye selected each time > a > > >> miss-spelled word is added? > > > > > > > > > That is a good question thanks, I've been > stumped > > by it as well. Also, > > > wouldn't it be best if the new words get added > to > > your personal > > > dictionary rather than one that's there? > > > > > > Just my thoughts > > > JBJB> > > Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> > > Language Settings -> > > Writing Aids > > > > Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under > > User-Defined > > Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you > wish, > > but *do not* delete > > IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even > > let you do that). > > > > If you look at those dictionaries all they have > are > > a bunch of terms and > > names that are very specific to Sun corporation > and > > oevelopment. > > > > Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it > > "Personal" or > > something. Use that for things like your name and > > other proper nouns > > that are specific to you and that will come up > often > > in your writing. > > > > I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use > > for terms that are > > specific to my field that come up when I am > writing > > papers and such. You > > can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as > > makes sense for your > > usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate > > particular dictionaries > > depending on what you're doing. > > > > Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that > are > > specific to the > > document you are creating, like the name of a > > correspondent. It doesn't > > carry over bebetwenocuments. > > > > Rod > > > I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The > problem is that there seems to be several > dictionaries > that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast > enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or > is > OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for > spspellcheck > If they check in all the dictionaries for a > miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what > dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only > one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that > one dictionary. > > Mark > > > > > - > > To ununsubscribee-mail: > > users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional > commands, e-mail: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > > > __ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam > protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Re: [users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
--- RaRandomthotsrorodengelsmanururaltelet> wrote: > Joseph B. Roth wrote: > > At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: > > > >> When you add a new word to the dictionary so that > the > >> spelling of the new word is not underlined as a > >> miss-spelled word, three choices come up. > >> > >> standard.didic sosofficeidic sun.didic> >> > >> What are the differences between the three > >> dictionaries? > >> > >> Should the same didicionarye selected each time a > >> miss-spelled word is added? > > > > > > That is a good question thanks, I've been stumped > by it as well. Also, > > wouldn't it be best if the new words get added to > your personal > > dictionary rather than one that's there? > > > > Just my thoughts > > JBJB> > Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> > Language Settings -> > Writing Aids > > Then ununcheckosofficeAll] and sun [All] under > User-Defined > Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you wish, > but *do not* delete > IgIgnoreAllListAll] (I'm not sure if it will even > let you do that). > > If you look at those dictionaries all they have are > a bunch of terms and > names that are very specific to Sun corporation and > oevelopment. > > Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it > "Personal" or > something. Use that for things like your name and > other proper nouns > that are specific to you and that will come up often > in your writing. > > I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use > for terms that are > specific to my field that come up when I am writing > papers and such. You > can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as > makes sense for your > usage. That way you can activate and dedectivate > particular dictionaries > depending on what you're doing. > > Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that are > specific to the > document you are creating, like the name of a > correspondent. It doesn't > carry over bebetwenocuments. > > Rod > I am trying to find out how to use spspellcheck The problem is that there seems to be several dictionaries that are used or might be used. Is OpOpenOfficeast enough to check spelling in all the dictionaries or is OpOpenOfficesing just one dictionary for spspellcheck If they check in all the dictionaries for a miss-spelled word, it makes no difference in what dictionary I add new words. If OpOpenOfficeses only one dictionary, then I have to put new words in that one dictionary. Mark - > To ununsubscribee-mail: > users-ununsubscribepopenofficerorg> For additional commands, e-mail: > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > __ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[users] Re: SpellCheck in 1.9.95
Joseph B. Roth wrote: At 09:47 AM 5/1/2005, you wrote: When you add a new word to the dictionary so that the spelling of the new word is not underlined as a miss-spelled word, three choices come up. standard.dicsoffice.dic sun.dic What are the differences between the three dictionaries? Should the same dicionary be selected each time a miss-spelled word is added? That is a good question thanks, I've been stumped by it as well. Also, wouldn't it be best if the new words get added to your personal dictionary rather than one that's there? Just my thoughts JB Here's my take on it: Go to Tools -> Options -> Language Settings -> Writing Aids Then uncheck soffice [All] and sun [All] under User-Defined Dictionaries. You can even delete them if you wish, but *do not* delete IgnoreAllList [All] (I'm not sure if it will even let you do that). If you look at those dictionaries all they have are a bunch of terms and names that are very specific to Sun corporation and OOo development. Create a new User-Defined dictionary and call it "Personal" or something. Use that for things like your name and other proper nouns that are specific to you and that will come up often in your writing. I also have a dictionary I call "tech" that I use for terms that are specific to my field that come up when I am writing papers and such. You can create as many User-Defined dictionaries as makes sense for your usage. That way you can activate and de-activate particular dictionaries depending on what you're doing. Use Ignore for those terms and names, etc. that are specific to the document you are creating, like the name of a correspondent. It doesn't carry over betwen documents. Rod - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
