Hi! 2010/7/2 Barbara Duprey <[email protected]>
> [Durumdara ([email protected]) is not subscribed to this list or > communicating through a newsgroup, at least not with this e-mail address.] > > The OOo Issue Tracker needs you to set up a login for the website before > you can report a bug. I logined, but not found totally similar bug. Then I sent one. > In this case, there probably really isn't one -- a lot of people are using > and modifying dictionaries on similar configurations. I just added an entry > to the standard dictionary on my system (Win7 64-bit, OOo 3.1.1), closed > OOo, restarted it and opened a new document, and the entry was there as > expected. Interesting. I cannot use them. The system, or my own, not matter. The "Add" button is disabled everywhere. But why? > One possibility -- do you have the OOo QuickStarter in operation? (There > would be an icon with seagulls in your system tray.) As I see there is nothing same. In the older versions I had it, but now nothing. > That sometimes interferes with making changes stick. In that case, if you > right-click on the QuickStarter icon and select Exit, then make your > changes, they might be there when you come back into OOo. I've taken > QuickStarter out of my Startup menu; if you have an issue with startup time, > you can leave OOo up with no open documents to avoid delays when you want to > open something. The worst delays come when you have the option to > automatically check for updates selected; then OOo has to make the internet > connection before it starts. > No, nothing QS here. This is some internal thing. But I don't know, which files/dirs/conditions checked on Enabling/Disabling "Add" button to make my next steps. May I will install some regmon/filemon tool to check, what happens on open. Thanks: dd
