Thank you
----- Original Message ----- From: "Dale Erwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, August 28, 2005 11:23 PM
Subject: Re: [users] Spell Check challenge.?


James Elliott wrote:
Hi ... I am proof reading several chapters of a book I wrote some time ago, possibly using an older version of OOo Writer (I am currently using version 1.1.4)

The Spell Check was not behaving the way I expected and I noticed that it was checking English (USA), and I am in Australia, and need to use an Australian Dictionary.

Now, I have the Australian Dictionary installed and have been using it for some time and even added new Aussie words and place-names to it. However, I checked under Tools > Options > Language settings, and I had, in fact, set it to use and Australian Dictionary, but the default area/language was set to USA, so I changed that to Australia.

In the actual Spell Checker I also changed the default USA dictionary to the Australian one.

PROBLEM
The Spell Checker will check part of the document using the Aussie Dictionary and then revert without warning to the USA Dictionary. As I say, this is an old document and perhaps some inappropriate properties have been saved with it.

QUESTION
How do I change my default Language / Dictionary after the Spell Checker has already started parsing the document using the US Dictionary?

I look forward to your help and advice,

I routinely create documents in three different languages and
was having this same difficulty.  This is how it was explained
to me:

To set a language for an entire document:

Click on Edit > Select All

this should highlight your entire document

then click on Format > Character

When the character dialog opens, click on the Font tab and
choose your language from the drop down box.
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Dale Erwin
Salamanca 116
Pueblo Libre
Lima 21 PERU
Tel. +51(1)461-3084



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