Thomas Lange - Sun Germany - ham02 - Hamburg wrote:
Hi all,
Twayne wrote:
Speaking of backups, rather than just backing up files piece by piece,
you might be a lot better off if you look into implementing a backup
strategy of all of your data. One day a lof of things are going to go
missing and restoring from a backup, or better yet re-imaging those
folders, is a lot quicker and safer way to not lose anything.
Twayne
+1
May I repeat a question - does anyone know how to backup the user
dictionaries in OO 3?
If you are speaking bout the preinstalled ones: there is no need for it
since you can simply reinstall them.
And for downloaded ones: you should already backup up the downloaded oxt
file.
Thus the proper solution for a user is to make use of dictionary
extension only.
Regards,
Thomas
That answer totally ignores the fact that many of us ADD words to the standard dictionary for what
ever reason. (I add unusual place and person names for my genealogy research and technical terms for
my work.) Reloading any of the dictionaries wipes out all the "custom words" and I have to add them
all over again. The purpose of back-ups is to save this extra work. So the question is still, how
do I back up the standard dictionary so I can save my "custom" entries? If it is not possible, then
it really should be added as a possibility.
--
Gene Young
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