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Re: [libreoffice-users] Re: LibreOffice RC1 and language packs on Linux (Mandriva 2010.1)

Harold Fuchs wrote:
> As I understand it a Language Pack is designed to change the language of the
> UI - menus, Help text etc. Language Packs have nothing to do with spell
> checking or with the language(s) in which you write your documents. You need
> Dictionaries which come in the form of "extensions".

This (no dictionaries in language packs) used to be the case for
OpenOffice.org language packs; but the OpenOffice.org (and thus, the
LibreOffice) architecture was modified in recent times to allow
inclusion of dictionaries in a language pack.

The current (3.3-RC) OpenOffice.org language packs do include
dictionaries, for example.

Regards,
Andrea.


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