Re: German spellchecking

1998-09-10 Thread Andre' Poenitz
> Possibly, you need a newer version of ispell? Maybe. I'll have a look. > First, it should not be necessary (I don't need them). If you want to > enter characters there, either use cut-and-paste from an xterm, or > specify the characters in your lyxrc (\escape_chars "=E6=F8=E5=C6=D8=C5= > ")

Re: German spellchecking

1998-09-10 Thread Peter Suetterlin
Andre' Poenitz wrote: > > Hi all, > > is there some document on German spellchecking? Not that I know, but it's not very special. > If not, how would one accomplish such a thing? The problem are 'of > course' the special characters. My ispell dictionary

RE: German spellchecking

1998-09-10 Thread Juergen Vigna
On 10-Sep-98 Andre' Poenitz wrote: > > Hi all, > > is there some document on German spellchecking? > I don't know but this should be straight forward :), I use ispell to check english, german and italian text, where the best dictionary is the english on but also th

German spellchecking

1998-09-10 Thread Andre' Poenitz
Hi all, is there some document on German spellchecking? If not, how would one accomplish such a thing? The problem are 'of course' the special characters. My ispell dictionary contains the letter a-umlaut as "a whereas the LyX-document contains it as 'real' a-umlaut.