Could it be that in the Mandrake distro puts the binary in /usr/bin?
Thanks,
Eric
El Tuesday, 5 June, 2001, a las 05:21 PM, Howard Haradon escribi�:"
Hello, I am also a new Abi-user and
my error mssg. told me what & where
to put it. The following worked:
cd /usr/local/AbiSuite/dictionary
ln /where/ever/your/american.hash american.hash
Substitute yourlanguage.hash.
This all was under Caldera 2.4 linux.
Good luck, Howard
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Howard Haradon San Antonio, TX USA
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"Eric T. Meek" wrote:
I tried that, but I didn't know where to put the symbolic link. On Mandrake
they put the binary in /usr/bin. I had read in the FAQ that the hash file
is in the /usr/bin/abisuite dir but I didn't know where in the file
structure to put it.
Where did you put yours?
Eric
on 06/05/01 12:17 PM, Thomas A Webb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had a similar problem on Slackware.. Add a symbolic link that points
to the Ispell hash files (wherever they are on Mandrake.. do a "find")
Eric Meek wrote:
When I launch AbiWord from a term window on Mandrake 8.0 an error
displays saying AbiWord could not find a dictionary for language "en".
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
Eric
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