Gary Schnabl wrote:
How does one edit an added word in the spellchecker for applying its
proper hyphenation? AFAIK, if a word is added without applying its
hyphenation rule, the automatic hyphenation considers that word to
contain only one syllable and won't hyphenate it in the expected manner.
Garry,
You can edit equal-signs into new or existing dictionary entries
("ses=qui=pedal=ian") to act as conditional hyphens, which works fine
for newly-typed words. Existing instances within the text are not
automagically affected, at least not immediately. I leave it to you to
play with close-reopen, manual invocation of Spellcheck, or maybe Find &
Replace.
/tj
