Ok, so it took me a while to reply to this... *grin* On Sun, 2004-02-08 at 20:30, guenther wrote: > IIRC I had to change the value 2 times. The red color I still wanted to > use actually was set in the settings -- so I had to set it to another > value to force a change. Then I could set it back to red.
Maybe that was the bug I remembered :) > The extra step was necessary, cause when closing the settings dialog > with the same value as when starting it, nothing is written. > If you don't have enabled spell checking while tying, you have to start > spell checking manually. Even with a black color you should see the > underline. I wasn't ... > Check the settings. Are there languages enabled? Checking while typing? > Setting and resetting the color? Languages... I supposed those would help, eh? I determined what the problem was ... Apparently gnome-spell1.0 vanished between installing 1.4 and 1.4.5 ... *shrug* no idea why .. reinstalling it instantly solved the problem... :) > btw: Do you use Gnome as Dektop? If you are using KDE, maybe a not > running Gnome Settings Daemon may be the culprit. Gnome ... KDE is evil... I initially thought KDE was great when I switched over from Windows, but I had more problems with it than I did with Windows... I discovered XD2, installed that over KDE (big mistake), and loved it.. So, after reinstalling the system as gnome only, then installing XD2, I was set... :) Now I'm awaiting XD2 for Fedora, or Redhat Desktop ... :) > HTH And i do appreciate it.. Thanks! > ...guenther -- Jason H. Frisvold PenTeleData
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