First of all I want to thank you for your passion with me. I was pretty
much stressed at that moment... Your colleague Roderick Singleton did
sent me a text with the right hint - and now it works, finally I can
check my writing in Dutch after 15 years of living here!
Thank you very much for your quick response and for the right tip.
Klaus
Andy Pepperdine wrote:
On Thursday 24 August 2006 16:42, Klaus H. George wrote:
[... abusive text deleted]
checking program does not work....
Languages in OpenOffice
To obtain the relevant dictionaries, go to
File -> Wizards -> Install new dictionaries
and download the ones you want.
To set the default language for your installation, go to
Tools -> Options -> Language Settings / Languages
and set the default for all your documents. If there is a
dictionary for your selection, there will be a tick mark against it.
It is important to remember that language is an attribute of the text
of a document, and can be set differently in different parts of
the same document. This allows foreign language quotes to be separately
checked against the appropriate dictionary.
To set the default for a document that is different from the
default setting for all other documents, when you have opened
the document (or started a new one) go to the Default style
and change it there. F11 (or Format -> Styles and Formatting) brings up
the style list. Right click on Default (or the root style for your document)
go to Modify -> Font tab where you can set the language for this style
and will be carried down to other styles derived from it unless otherwise
changed.
To change the language for a piece of text, highlight the text and go to
Format -> Character -> Font tab (or right click -> Character -> Font)
where you can set the language for just that portion of text.
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