Wednesday, November 26, 2008, 12:13:36 PM, Martin Goik wrote: > Consider the following docbook 5 text example: > > <para>This is true i.e. like in software development</para> > > Xmlmind's built in spell checker complains about "like". The reason is > the preceding abbreviation "i.e.".The spell checker concludes the end of > a sentence and expects "like" to start a new sentence and thus to begin > with a capital letter. Any solution available apart from generally > setting "ignore case" in Xmlmind's spell options?
I believe there is a spelling rule (independently of XXE) that says that "i.e.", "e.g." and like must be followed by a comma, and that also happens to stop XXE complaining. (I'm not a native so I'm not 100% sure.) > Martin Goik -- Best regards, Daniel Dekany
