On 2009/5/27 Thomas Blasejewicz wrote: > Currently I have Ubuntu 9.04 installed on one of my old computers. It > contains OpenOffice 3.0.
That is probably one of the worst variants of OOo 3.x that one can use. > Under windows I have learned, that you choose File -> Wizards -> Install new > dictionaries in order to get new dictionaries. > So far, I could not yet find this function in the Linux version. That functionality shouldn't exist in the Windows version either. ( Dictionaries are now considered to be extensions, and have to be manually installed for each language that one uses. >Nor does the spell checker work. A complete nonsense text is "checked" and "no >errors found" displayed. That cannot be right either. That is probably due to the absence of a spelling checker for the language that the document purports to be written in. > I would appreciate, if someone could point me into the direction, where I can http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/dictionary is where you can download the official dictionary extensions from. (Note: There are no dictionaries for between half and three-quarters of the languages which had dictionaries for OOo 2.x. Furthermore, there are no end-user friendly tools for migrating dictionaries from OOo 2.x, to OOo 3.x.) jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
