On 2011-06-10 9:04 AM, webmaster for Kracked Press Productions wrote:
On 06/10/2011 06:53 AM, Tanstaafl wrote:
I'm still waiting for LibO to provide what was promised - *individual*
language downloads, like were available for OOo...
I'd *much* prefer to have just my language and integrated help than what
we have now.
Are you talking about Windows, Linux, or MacOSX systems?
Windows...
On both my Windows and Linux systems, "I chose" which languages that are
installed.
So did I... I chose 'en-US' - so why, when I click on 'Click here for
Support information' in 'Add/Remove Programs' does it show does all 57
languages as being installed?
There may be an issue with the spelling dictionaries for Windows
version.
That is another gripe - why, oh why, does it default to installing every
dictionary under the sun? That is just plain stupid. I have to disable
ALL dictionaries, then select just the one I want.
SO, if you want "help packs" they are individual downloads for Windows
and Linux.
That is the point - they should NOT be separate downloads. They never
were for OOo, and it just plain makes no sense, just to save a measly 10MB.
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Re: [libreoffice-users] help package installation failure · Tanstaafl
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