On Mon, 6 Aug 2018, Uwe Brauer wrote:
"libreoffice-ml" == libreoffice-ml mbourne
<[email protected]> writes:
> Uwe Brauer wrote:
> I assume the word you're typing is spelled incorrectly? Of course the
> spell checker will skip over it if spelled correctly in the selected
> language.
> You could try on the menu Tools > Language > For All Text > Spanish.
> If Spanish isn't already listed there select More and then, under the
> "Default Languages for Documents" section of the options dialog which
> appears, select Spanish and check "For the current document only".
> Check that the Spanish dictionary is definitely installed correctly.
> In the dropdown box where you select the language, there should be a
> tick with "ABC" alongside "Spanish".
> If that still doesn't work, it might be worth saving the document in
> ODT format, close and then open the ODT version. I don't think that's
> likely to make any difference, but you may as well try if nothing else
> helps.
> If none of that helps, perhaps someone else here with more experience
> of working in different languages might have some ideas...
Nothing helped, thanks.
I presume it is something wired with the fields in the table, the way
there were generated by MS Word
can you try copying the contents of a field onto the clipboard and
pasting them back but using "paste special" and selecting your word
processor's format?
I have lost track of the thread so forgive if already tried but what
about saving the document as LO and then working on it?
f.
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Felmon Davis
Schenectady, NY
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