Re: [libreoffice-users] print or pdf with spell check mark up?

On 09/01/2013 11:13 PM, Info/UX wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Please could somebody tell me whether it's possible to print or export
> to PDF from Writer with the red spell check underlining included?
>
> Many thanks.
> Ryan

As far as I know, the spell checking "underline" is part of the
software's display function of the text in its "window" display of your
document. 

The spell checking red underlines cannot be exported or printed withing
the document into a document file that can be read by a package without
the spell checking feature or printed to paper.

The only way to "capture" those red lines is a screen capture software,
but that is not an editable document, and is only a small screen full of
you document.

Would you please tell us why you want such a document?

What use will you put such a saved or printed document with the red
lines included?

The only thing I could think of is showing some one else their spelling
mistakes.  Also, the words could be spelled correctly, but your spell
checker may not have the word[s] within the document. 

Within the Extension site, you can find many dictionaries.  I created an
English dictionary add-on that has 797,865 words within its internal
word list.  I do not know any other English dictionary that is even
close to its size.  The file name is
"kpp-american-english-dictionary-797865-words-list.oxt".  I would like
to see other dictionary .oxt fileauthors to include the size of their
word list totheir .oxt file name ora text based internal file.  That way
we could choose which dictionary to choose from when there are more than
one for the language of your choice.  Last time I counted, there was
over 200 .oxt file add ons for language aids and spell checkers.  Every
so often these dictionaries are improved and new words are added to
their word lists.



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