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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