Hi Stefan,
On 12.01.2011 03:24, Stefan Monnier wrote:
Thus if you have per default just listed English and French but like to
see Spanish as well, then all you have to do is use Spain at least once!
It does not need to be used for spell checking etc., a single word set
to Spanish will be
Hi all,
On 15.10.2010 13:13, Thorsten Behrens wrote:
Christian Lippka wrote:
Because the Novell go-oo people decided not to contribute theier
gstreamer implementation to OOo and OOo respected that. Later Kai
Ahrens was so brave and did another implementation of gstreamer for
OOo. Due to
Hi,
On 11.10.2010 18:33, RA Brown wrote:
On Mon Oct 11 2010 09:24:56 GMT-0700 (PDT) Zaphod Feeblejocks wrote:
Come on, Oracle, do the decent thing.
Release all the code, trademarks, everything to OOo back to the
community, currently called LibreOffice.
If you do - lots of people will
Hi,
On 16.08.2010 21:16, Alexandro Colorado wrote:
On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 12:21 PM, Nitin Mohan moha...@onid.orst.edu wrote:
Hi,
This is with reference to the earlier mail sent by me regarding the
questionnaire for our research. We are doing a research study on how
different projects
Hi,
J.J. Vastiau wrote:
OK, I found the dictionary. What do I do with it?
Download the extension (should be named *.oxt), save it and an install
it with the extension manager Tools/Extension Manager.
Regards,
Thomas
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Hi,
Mirce wrote:
...
I wonder, why is OO connecting to the internet during every startup ?
Machines
and applications should do what they are told, so if a user says connect to
internet then it should connect to internet. And then OO will startup slow.
Which is not good.
If a user
Hi Bret,
Why is it, that, sometimes the spellchecker works, and, sometimes it
doesn't?
In those cases usually the problem is that the language attribute of the
text to be checked is not correct and thus it does not get spell checked
at all.
Please select words (the whole of it!) that
Hi Tim,
Dear OO-Team,
today, I stumbled over a tiny problem concerning writing aids: the
custom dictionaries. It is not possible to have more than 2000 words in
one dictionary.
As I share a dictionary containing scientific phrases with my whole
group, we have more than 2000 words
Hi all,
Russell Butler wrote:
Tim Köhler wrote:
Dear OO-Team,
today, I stumbled over a tiny problem concerning writing aids: the
custom dictionaries. It is not possible to have more than 2000 words in
one dictionary.
As I share a dictionary containing scientific phrases with my
Hi Russell,
...
Just a note: As of OOo 3.0 the dictionary.lst is gone since it is the
reason for possibly loosing dictionary functionality when upgrading OOo.
Thomas
Thanks for the pointer, Thomas
When will that happen, and will there be instructions somewhere as to
how to build
,
Tim
On 08.07.2008 09:03, Thomas Lange - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg wrote:
Hi Tim,
Dear OO-Team,
today, I stumbled over a tiny problem concerning writing aids: the
custom dictionaries. It is not possible to have more than 2000 words in
one dictionary.
As I share a dictionary
Hi Robert,
Robert Funnell wrote:
If I somehow end up with a mix of en-us, en-uk and en-ca (which has
happened to me more than once) but also have a style for French
quotations, I might want to force all of the English to en-ca without
losing my French styles. Or I might have everything
Hi Robert,
Robert Funnell wrote:
I'd think that A would definitely be preferable. B seems to be more
destructive, irreversibly wiping out the effects of carefully defined
styles (if I understand correctly).
However, I would question whether it's a good idea for a setting which
claims
Hi John!
John P. Baker wrote:
How about providing two menu options?
The first would apply only to those paragraphs whose style does not specify a
hard language attribute.
The second would apply to all paragraphs and would replace any hard language
attribute that may be present.
Hi all! ^^
As a very late contribution to the discussion I have checked the spec
and implementation and there is a way to remove the hard language
attributes of the text.
According to the spec
http://specs.openoffice.org/appwide/linguistic/Set_Language_Attribute_for_Text.odt
Using
Hi all,
Hi Ozma,
Royal Ozma of Oz wrote (12-5-2008 14:09)
Mathias Bauer wrote:
The language attribute is kept separate from all other attributes. In
OOo 2.4 you can change it easily using the language status bar control.
There is no option to remove non-stylesheet language
Hi Unnilenni
I'm trying to write a scientific research project. I want to use Dirac's
bracket notation (very popular in quantum mechanics) but I can't. There's
the operator langle ? mline ? rangle, but I need to write separately
| and | . I've looked up in the help files, but i couldn't
If you need sth like | a | b | it works like this:
langle mline b mline c mline rangle newline
left langle mline a mline b mline right rangle
Thomas
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Hi all,
2. You can type them directly into an equation as in LaTex, except start
with % sign instead of \ like %alpha, %beta, etc.
And for the uppercase characters you have to use %ALPHA etc.
See also the dialog Tools/Catalog they are all listed there.
BTW: the names are localized. That is
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