On 19/10/11 19:04, Mirosław Zalewski wrote:
Hi
LibreOffice on Linux is using system-wide myspell/hunspell dictionary. There is
myspell-en-au package, which should suit you best. For hunspell, there are
only en-us and en-ca dictionaries (I mean, as for English).
Perhaps you are right, that there
Hi
LibreOffice on Linux is using system-wide myspell/hunspell dictionary. There is
myspell-en-au package, which should suit you best. For hunspell, there are
only en-us and en-ca dictionaries (I mean, as for English).
Perhaps you are right, that there is no obvious way to connect LO with
myspe
On 19/10/11 17:38, Keith Bates wrote:
Using Ubuntu 11.10 and LO 3.4.3
I'm no idiot or technophobe. I can research stuff on the internet.
This should not be hard... spell checking on LO.
It seems that in the default install of Ubuntu no spell checking is
installed. Using synaptic package manag
Using Ubuntu 11.10 and LO 3.4.3
I'm no idiot or technophobe. I can research stuff on the internet.
This should not be hard... spell checking on LO.
It seems that in the default install of Ubuntu no spell checking is
installed. Using synaptic package manager I have searched for LO
dictionaries