Re: [libreoffice-users] Problem with spellcheck

On 28/02/2011 12:41, Sigrid Carrera wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, 28 Feb 2011 12:22:02 +0000
> am577<am577@aiomclean.plus.com>  wrote:
>
> > I have installed Libreoffice 3.3.1 on Windows 7, and I still have a
> > problem which
> > was there with OpenOffice:
> >
> > 1. Spellchecking usually does nothing. It says 'spellcheck complete'
> >      but it hasn't actually checked anything.
> > 2. On a few documents, it works OK i.e. it is to do with a document
> > setting, but I
> >      can't spot any difference between the option settings in the documents.
> spellcheck for which language? If you want to have anything other than en-US, you'll have to install the 
> appropriate languagepack and helpfile in addition to the software package. Once you've installed all those 
> packages, start LibO and go to "Tools>  Options>  Language" there you can set the UI language as 
> well as the default language used in your documents. Check that everything is set to your preferred language.
>
> I think this helps.
>
> Sigrid
Thanks
Spellcheck for English UK. The required dictionary IS installed - or it 
wouldn't work
for the documents where it does work.
I believe that the problem is that for most of my documents the 'Text 
Language' is not set.
When I spellcheck and it doesn't do anything, I can see that behind the 
DB which says '"The spell check is complete. OK" is another DB titled 
"Spelling:[None]" which then says "Text language" and the drop-down
field next to that is blank. I can't use that DB to change this setting 
because when I click on "OK" both
DB's disappear. For the document where spellchecking works, the "Text 
Language" field is set to English UK.
So I need to know how to change the "Text Language" field for a document 
where it is blank, and to
ensure that new documents also have the correct setting.
Advice welcome !
AM


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