** Description changed: + This would probably require porting OOo to libenchant, I have asked + about it on [EMAIL PROTECTED] + + === + Description: A word "learned" in GNOME during a spellcheck is not automatically ignored in Openoffice.org and vice versea. Steps to reproduce: 1. Start gedit (by going to Applications -> Accessories -> Text Editor). 2. Type in Sitsofe 3. Go to Tools -> Autocheck Spelling 4. Notice how Sitsofe is underlined in red. Press the right mouse button over it. 5. Go to Spelling Suggestions... -> Add . The red underline should disappear. 6. Close gedit (if a dialog pops up asking if you wish to save changes say Close without Saving). 7. Repeat steps 1 - 3. This time Sitsofe should not be underlined in red. Close gedit again. 8. Start oowriter (Office -> OpenOffice.org2 Writer). 9. Once it is started, type Sitsofe . If it is not selected, push the button ABC with the red underline. Expected Results: Sitsofe not to be underlined in red. Actual Results: Sitsofe is underlined in red. Additional information: I do not mind too much that OOo and GNOME use separate dictionaries for looking typical words but it is a crying shame that words added to either dictionary are not automatically picked up by the other program. I just hope GNOME and KDE share their added words...
-- [ooo-build] Openoffice does not share "learned words" with GNOME (libenchant) https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/3219 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is a direct subscriber. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
