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On Thu, 21 Aug 2014 15:43:50 +0100
Mark Bourne <libreoffice-ml.mbourne@spamgourmet.com> wrote:

Paul wrote:
I think the language settings need an overhaul and consolidation,
and at least a way to toggle it all off and on in one shot, for
people that occasionally need to enter some text that should stay
verbatim and uncorrected.

You can disable spell checking for selected text, whole paragraphs,
or the whole document: Tools > Language > For [Selection | Paragraph
| all Text] > None.

As I mentioned in my mail, that doesn't stop things like initial
capitalization.


Paragraph styles can also be set to use a particular language (or no 
language) on the font tab of the style settings. So, for example, a 
paragraph style for formatting source code or giving command line 
examples can be set up to use a monospaced font, indent the
paragraphs, etc... and to have no language so it is not spell checked.

Again, language settings don't seem to affect things like initial
capitalization. Can one set those options on a per paragraph style
basis?


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