I found that the spell checker in the openoffice is not working corretly in
many cases. For example, when I write the word "día" (day in spanish) as dia
(í instead of i) it suggest many word except the right one. Then I decide to
solve this problem and I got it by using Metric Access Methods whi
Hi,
I found that the spell checker in the openoffice is not working corretly in
many cases. For example, when I write the word "día" (day in spanish) as dia
(í instead of i) it suggest many word except the right one. Then I decide to
solve this problem and I got it by using Metric Access Meth
> openoffice.lingucomponent.dev
That one should have been the mailing list
dev@lingucomponent.openoffice.org
Regards,
Thomas
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Hi,
Thomas Lange wrote:
Hi,
I found that the spell checker in the openoffice is not working
corretly in many cases. For example, when I write the word "día" (day
in spanish) as dia (í instead of i) it suggest many word except the
right one. Then I decide to solve this problem and I got it b
Hi,
That is not a spellchecker bug since the dictionary itself should
provide that information.
So that is a bug in the affix file of the dictionary being used. The
dictionary author can control exactly what substitutions are made and
even can provide a common replacement table for that
Thank for your answer.
Do you know Kevin Hendricks 's email??.
Jan.
On 6/9/05, Thomas Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi,
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> > I found that the spell checker in the openoffice is not working corretly
> in
> > many cases. For example, when I write the word "día" (day in spanish) as
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