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BenoƮt Majerus <benoit.majerus <at> gmail.com> writes:


Is there any way to specify a new location for the standard.dic file?

I would like to move the standard.dic file to my dropbox folder so that all
my custom dictionary additions will be synced for all my different
installations of LibreOffice.


I have successfully established a new location for *new* dictionaries by 
adding a new Path in LO, but I haven't yet figured out how to direct 
LibreOffice to use an *existing* dictionary instead of creating a new one. I 
have years' worth of dictionary entries for some LibreOffice files I've 
recently moved to Google Drive. All was well so long as I was editing on the 
same computer where I created the files. But I'm breaking in a new laptop, 
and it looks like it's impossible to move my dictionary file to this new 
installation of LibreOffice. THAT is a daunting thought, if true.

Any more wisdom on this issue?

Thanks,
Laurie Pitman
Berkeley




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