nd in the suggestion box: "sun"
- The thesaurus doesn't work at all - no results!
Do you UPGRADE the version of open office lately ? if yes, THAT is
the problem. Because there is a bug every time you change your version.
There is no bug in the enquirer's declared behaviour. The spel
s highlighted in red, but the suggestion box is empty.
In another result (again the entire sentence) "in" is highlighted in
red, and in the suggestion box: "sun"
- The thesaurus doesn't work at all - no results!
I can find no troubleshooting or help topics which pertain to these issues.
Suggestions? AH
e word (eg: "scalp" which was spelled
correctly!) is highlighted in red, but the suggestion box is empty.
In another result (again the entire sentence) "in" is highlighted in
red, and in the suggestion box: "sun"
- The thesaurus doesn't work at all - no
Arnaldo Zulian wrote:
I'm using open office 4.1.7 version, of Windows 10.
I do not know what happened. When I write, the words are red underlined.
I tried to solve the problem downloading the program. The problem remains.
I was not able to solve the problem following the suggestions of other
Hi, there,
I'm using open office 4.1.7 version, of Windows 10.
I do not know what happened. When I write, the words are red underlined.
I tried to solve the problem downloading the program. The problem remains.
I was not able to solve the problem following the suggestions of other
users.
Can you
about Thesaurus there?
Are you, as it seems, restricting yourself to the built-in help text?
There is some help there - under "toolbars;adding buttons". But there
is plenty more help available. Full documentation is available from
the web site: start at
https://wiki.openoffic
Took your advice and got it without any problems. Didn't know it could be so
easy. May I be so bold as to suggest you could add these instructions to Open
Office Help since I was baffled as to how to do it with the limited details
about Thesaurus there?
Many thanks!
David
From: Brian Barker [mailto:b.m.bar...@btinternet.com.INVALID]
Sent: Sunday, August 11, 2019, 18:18 UTC
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Cc: David Morris
Subject: thesaurus
> At 17:07 11/08/2019 +, David Morris wrote:
>> I had a previous version of open office when I had the
At 17:07 11/08/2019 +, David Morris wrote:
I had a previous version of open office when I had the thesaurus on
the tool bar (or task bar - I forget which it is) and have tried to
get it with no luck. I know you can press ctrl+f7, but having the
icon was so much easier.
o Identify
I had a previous version of open office when I had the thesaurus on the tool
bar (or task bar - I forget which it is) and have tried to get it with no luck.
I know you can press ctrl+f7, but having the icon was so much easier.
Hope you can help.
David.
D J Morris
On 09/07/2015 02:48 PM, JBrooks wrote:
There used to a much earlier version when the thesaurus actually
worked, The past two or three versions of Open Office has caused that
this no longer works.
I could right mouse on Synonyms and a list was displayed and now there
is NONE displayed
On Sep 7, 2015 12:00 PM, Rory O'Farrell <ofarrwrk@a>wq wrote:az
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> On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 aaq:48:w59 -0500
> "JBrooks" <brooks...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > There used to a much earlier version when the thesaurus actually worked,
> > The past t
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There used to a much earlier version when the thesaurus actually worked, The
past two or three versions of Open Office has caused that this no longer works.
I could right mouse on Synonyms and a list was displayed and now there is NONE
displayed. Is this forever broken or can this be fixed?
On Mon, 7 Sep 2015 13:48:59 -0500
"JBrooks" <brooks...@gmail.com> wrote:
> There used to a much earlier version when the thesaurus actually worked, The
> past two or three versions of Open Office has caused that this no longer
> works.
>
> I could rig
I seemed to have lost my Thesaurus
Sheila Frenchman
On 03/09/2015 09:10 AM, granma...@comcast.net wrote:
I seemed to have lost my Thesaurus
Sheila Frenchman
If you can live with one that's not tied tightly to your word processor, look
at Artha.
--doug
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On 02/12/2015 06:17 AM, Ian Baird wrote:
Since downloading the last updated version, I’ve lost the Thesaurus/synonyms
feature. I have looked for a working Thesaurus download with no result as the
only one that comes up is an Australian English version which clearly says it
does not work
On Thu, 12 Feb 2015 11:17:26 +
Ian Baird ianwba...@gmail.com wrote:
Since downloading the last updated version, I’ve lost the Thesaurus/synonyms
feature. I have looked for a working Thesaurus download with no result as the
only one that comes up is an Australian English version which
Since downloading the last updated version, I’ve lost the Thesaurus/synonyms
feature. I have looked for a working Thesaurus download with no result as the
only one that comes up is an Australian English version which clearly says it
does not work with the latest version of Open Office.
What’s
Greetings.
I have OO 4.1.1, and the Thesaurus button is always
greyed out. I have Dictionaries that appear to include a Thesaurus,
but the ToolsLanguageThesaurus option never changes to normal
black - always remains greyed out. Ctrl-F7 do not activate the Thesaurus.
Can anyone help please
Rob,
I just had the same problem. I fixed it by doing the following things.
1) There was an update available for the Thesaurus extension. You can tell
if there is an update available because there will be a green arrow
pointing down near the top-right of the OO window. I downloaded and
installed
On 09/23/2014 05:43 PM, Rob Enslin wrote:
Greetings.
I have OO 4.1.1, and the Thesaurus button is always
greyed out. I have Dictionaries that appear to include a Thesaurus,
but the ToolsLanguageThesaurus option never changes to normal
black - always remains greyed out. Ctrl-F7 do not activate
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