Hi,
What is "FA feature"?
Could you send me the speller (.dic + .aff)?
I usually implement features with the help of users who send me spellers
and tell me what PTG should do.
Thanks!
Kind regards,
>Marco A.G.Pinto
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On 09/04/2018 13:53, Krunose wrote:
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On 09.04.2018 14:50, Krunose wrote:
On 09.04.2018 12:22, Marco A.G. Pinto wrote:
Hello Kruno,
.AFF files are open in the first tab "Dictionary". When you open a .DIC
in "Dictionary", it opens also the .AFF.
Then, after opening a dictionary, you can go to the "Hyphenation" tab
and open an Hyphe
On 09.04.2018 12:22, Marco A.G. Pinto wrote:
Hello Kruno,
.AFF files are open in the first tab "Dictionary". When you open a .DIC
in "Dictionary", it opens also the .AFF.
Then, after opening a dictionary, you can go to the "Hyphenation" tab
and open an Hyphenation .DIC file.
The joining of bot
Hello Kruno,
.AFF files are open in the first tab "Dictionary". When you open a .DIC
in "Dictionary", it opens also the .AFF.
Then, after opening a dictionary, you can go to the "Hyphenation" tab
and open an Hyphenation .DIC file.
The joining of both will allow you to derivate words in hyphenati
On 08.04.2018 23:36, Marco A.G. Pinto wrote:
Hello!
Just to let the development community know that after five years
planning to add hyphenation support to Proofing Tool GUI, it is finally
implemented.
It took me just around a couple of weeks to have it ready since only now
I was told about the
Hello!
Just to let the development community know that after five years
planning to add hyphenation support to Proofing Tool GUI, it is finally
implemented.
It took me just around a couple of weeks to have it ready since only now
I was told about the algorithm.
You can give it a try (PTG 3.0 - b
