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Hi,
I have added the ISO-8859-15 character encoding to Hunspell, but there are only
"coeur" and "oeuvre" in the French dictionary.
Perhaps it is not problem, because OpenOffice.org is not a DTP system.
This question depends from the official French _ortographical_ rules.
For example, the following issue is a typical orthographical problem for French:
http://qa.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=29085
`The ligature œ is a mandatory contraction of oe in certain words'
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_(language))
If œ usage is obligatory, we can make a "sctricter" French dictionary only with
the œ forms. (We can also add default automatic œ conversions to the AutoCorrect
Replace table.)
Could you describe the French orthographical rules about ligatures
(and about uppercase letters at issue #29085)?
Thanks.
Laci
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