I begin the campaign : DO NOT UPGRADE the OPEN OFFICE UNLESS the SPELL
CHECK IS GOING TO WORK .. I don know who decides when to upgrade it, but how
many of us have a problem with the spell check after it.
The solution given, solution at end, made with respect, is Neanderthal Time
!!!
I saw it the same answer before in this "chat"Spell check is an aptitude old
as word editors. Do not touch it.
Letś stand on it : I vote DO NOT UPGRADE the OPEN OFFICE UNLESS the SPELL
CHECK IS GOING TO WORK
On Thursday, May 18, 2017 3:52 AM, Rory O'Farrell <[email protected]> wrote:
On Thu, 18 May 2017 01:58:06 +0000 (UTC)
Matt Wiser <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi. Matt Wiser here, and I have been a longtime user of OpenOffice since the
>Win98 days on a desktop, and now on my laptop. Today, I encountered a problem,
>and a forum search didn't help. I opened a document that I had created and
>saved two years ago, and it had wavy lines beneath all of the text, something
>that has never happened before. I downloaded and installed the update to the
>new version just released, and the same thing happens! Only by disabling the
>automatic spell check does the wavy line disappear. Language has been set to
>English (USA) as the default setting. What's going on here?
> Thanks in advance for your assistance, and can someone tell me what's going
> on here? I am a casual user of my computer-probably with a Capital C, so, any
> help is appreciated.
Start by renaming your OpenOffice user profile.
As you are using Windows close OpenOffice and the Quickstarter. Open File
Explorer. Copy and paste %appdata%\OpenOffice\4 in the File Explorer (sometimes
called Windows Explorer)
Address Bar and press Enter. Rename the "user" folder - "user.old" is a
good choice. Start OpenOffice.
This cures most spellcheck problems.
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Rory O'Farrell <[email protected]>
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