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There is an OFFLINE dictionary package, for Windows and Linux, called Artha. Once installed and started it will reside in memory to the point that a hot key "ctrl-alt-w" will open its "window". It is an offline dictionary and thesaurus, so it is good for those people who do not want to do an online lookup, or using a laptop in a wifi dead-zone.

It is the best solution I have found for having a definition-dictionary to use when I need to look up a word's meaning. The thesaurus function has many options to it as well.

Artha come in Windows and Linux versions. You can Google it for their web site, or go to my listing.

http://libreoffice-na.us/English-3.5-installs/extras.html at the bottom under Language Aids.

I now include it in all my NA-DVD versions.



On 10/11/2012 10:06 AM, Tom Davies wrote:
Hi :)
I think just googling words is likely to get a better list of dictionaries and thus a better idea 
of what the word means.

It might be a good idea to post a feature request about getting something like that added to 
LibreOffice!  It might be a nice touch.  I guess problems would include;
1.  how to set which dictionary
2.  would the dictionary be on-line or include an option to download one?  (a 3rd party one would 
be best rather than trying to maintain a new one in TDF imo)
3.  would the button open the default web-browser or would the meaning appear within the LO 
interface somehow, maybe the status-bar.

You can post a feature request by just posting a normal bug-report.  I have been told that the various drop-downs at 
the top include options such as "Feature Request" and "Easy Hacks" alongside the normal options 
that other projects have.  Someone recently said they couldn't find the option in the drop-downs so just add this into 
the subject-line
[feature request]
or
[wish-list]

Regards from
Tom :)





________________________________
From: Eneko Gotzon Ares <enekogotzon@gmail.com>
To: users@global.libreoffice.org
Sent: Thursday, 11 October 2012, 8:18
Subject: [libreoffice-users] Writer: word meaning and about information

Good morning everybody!

I'm just a beginner using LibreOffice (thanks so much for the suite!) and this is my first post to 
the list, so... be indulgent with me :)

Question: in Writer I do not find how to obtain the meaning of a word, neither the –online– encyclopedic information about it. 
I'm sorry :/ Where are the "Look Up in Dictionary and Thesaurus", the "Search in Wikipedia", or at least, the 
"Search in The-Web-Search-Engine-Of-Your-Choice" options?

I cannot find the answer in the Internet, so I need your help :)

Thank you very much :)
--
Eneko Gotzon Ares


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