Hi Maurice,

did you download the language pack for en-GB? If not, you could download and
install it. You'll find it here:
http://download.documentfoundation.org/libreoffice/testing/3.3.0-beta3/rpm/x86/LibO_3.3.0_Linux_x86_langpack-rpm_en-GB.tar.gz

So it could then use the British English you're used to. :)

2010/11/30 Maurice Batey <[email protected]>

> Many thanks for your response; much appreciated...
>
> On Tue, 30 Nov 2010 10:10:32 +0100, Sigrid Carrera wrote:
>
> > The wiggly line indicates the automatic spellcheck (if it is red) or the
> > automatic grammar check (if it is blue).
>
>   They are blue - so 'grammar check'.
>
> > Those checks are done automatically - you can switch it off, if you
> > select  "no language" for your text. (Mark all your text, go to
> > Format Character and there is a drop down list, where you can
> > choose "no language").
>
> My observations on this:
>
>  (1) Using OpenOffice Writer, these 'view' markings no not appear on
> this document.
>
>  (2) I don't understand why e.g. "walking tour" has been
> underlined as a possible grammar error. (There is no error adjacent
> to the phrase.)
>      (Perhaps because this LibreOffice is 'US English' rather than
> the GB-English that I use?
>       How can that be a grammar error even in US English?)
>

I remember one remark from André Schnabel on the German users list, that
Language Tool complains about missing articles. So it could be just
something like this.


>  (3) Why is space(s)/tab before the first word of any paragraph
> filled with the  blue wiggly line?
>
> I don't want to turn grammar checking off, but the marker lines at
> the beginning of every paragraph are distracting...
>
> Why is LibreOffice doing this when OpenOffice is not?
>
> OOo does not do it, because it does not come by default with
LanguageTool. �


> Here is an example (between the 2 "---"  lines) representing
> the blue marker line with the "~" character here:
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> ~~~~~~~Thanks to Force 8-9 winds in the Western Channel and
> Bay of Biscay the first two days were somewhat bumpy
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Sigrid


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