On Wed, Jan 13, 2010 at 06:52, John Jason Jordan wrote: >The question is, what are the files where these things reside?
user/autocorr The file name is of the form acor_two letter language abbreviation_two letter country abbreviation.dat. >From what you wrote above, the filename is acor_en-US.dat For a clean install of any distro, the data that was on the drive is completely wiped, then the distro is installed. To get your old files back, you have to copy them from an archived/backup source. If you didn't burn them to CD/DVD, or put them on a _second_ drive used only for archiving data, you have lost all that data. If you did burn them to CD/DVD, or use a second drive purely for archival purposes, then find the user directory that you backed up, and copy the entire contents of the autocorr, autotext, config, wordbook, and template directories over to your new installation. > The entire AutoCorrect feature appears to be missing. I _think_ you are using one of the no-go variants of OOo. The default no-go installation omits a number of features that people find useful, and adds several show stopping bugs, that should require immediate recall, and be fixed, because their inefficiency experts live in Fantasy Land.(To call them show stopping bugs, is to underestimate the degree to which they cripple the functionality of OOo. On a scale on 1 - 100, in importance to fix, these rate at least 10 000, if not 100 000. >And why would Fedora install OOo without installing all its features? The theory is that people don't use the features that aren't included. jonathon --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
