Hello,
I should like to verify you eventually installed it.
The problem I pointed out was that the user was not informed he/she had
to do it, and therefore possibly could erroneously think his/her
document was correctly spelled, whereas the dictionary was not installed.
Once you realize
Hi
I should suggest a modification about the download interface of the
language tools. You are invited to choose your language three times,
once for the spell checker, once for the hyphenator, and once for the
synonyms dictionary. I imagine it is not the most frequent case that you
choose a
2006/7/13, Laurent Godard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi
I should suggest a modification about the download interface of the
language tools. You are invited to choose your language three times,
once for the spell checker, once for the hyphenator, and once for the
synonyms dictionary. I imagine it is
Well, I should well imagine a dialog box with a list proposing the
languages (perhaps the default value could be read somewhere in the
configuration panel, if this is not too difficult), and a few checkboxes
about the different tools that are generally available.
Supposing we want to inform
On 12th of July 2006 19:59, Gloops wrote :
As I already have different meetings to attend for different other
problems that we could classify as politics, supposing I am not alone in
this case I proposed these matters could also be presented on a HTML
page that could be proposed besides the
Hum, nice weather for walk, is not it ?
Well, thank you for the information.
Tu as vu ça Gilles ?
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Le 12/07/2006 20:17, Charles Schulz a écrit :
Hello,
you may want to ask this question to dev@fr.openoffice.org
Best,
Charles.
Gloops a écrit :
2006/7/12, Gloops [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 12th of July 2006 19:59, Gloops wrote :
As I already have different meetings to attend for different other
problems that we could classify as politics, supposing I am not alone in
this case I proposed these matters could also be presented on a HTML
