On 11/20/2013 03:00 PM, Mark Morin wrote:
On 11/20/2013 1:42 PM, Freecore F wrote:
Hello,
Sorry if im't not sending this to the right adresses...
First of all, I want to thank you devs and contributors for all the
effort
you've been putting making this excellent free software, you're awesome!
I haven't found this feature: it would be great if you can export
your own
dictionary (with the words you've add to it) from the UI to a file (I
think
it would be a .oxt file) and making it easier to import it from another
computer.
The location of your dictionary files (*.dic) is identified in the
"paths" section in your LibreOffice options.
Individual dictionaries can be edited in the "writing aids" section of
Language Settings options.
mark
Well, user/wordbook/ shows a standard.dic - which is empty.
The "user defined dictionaries in writing aids have a bunch of words in
them that I never defined.
I wonder where are the "name words" that I told LO that they were
correctly spelled? Do not see them.
Of course I am using Ubuntu 12.04 and 4.0.6.
And I wanted to know what would you think about changing an entry in the
context menu that shows when you right click a word that's incorrect and
you want to correct it, ignore it or add to your dictionary, here are
the
context menu entrys:
Ignore
Ignore All
Add << This one
AutoCorrect
Spelling and Grammar
I think it would be better if it says "Add to your dictionary", being
this
a little more specific and friendly.
I'm really sorry for sending an email for such trifles, but I really
think
it would make Libreoffice a little better, I hope it isn't much trouble.
Regards.
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